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Jan 21, 2008 at 11:46 PM

It's a control issue 

The Insider from Mitsubishi brings you the latest news for your inner control freak. Click on the links below for more information on how Super All-Wheel Control (S-AWC®) integrates Active Yaw Control (AYC), Active Center Differential (ACD), Sports ABS and Active Stability Control (ASC) to put you in the ultimate control.

Download Super All-Wheel Control Management PDF »
Download Super All-Wheel Control Systematic PDF »
Download Active Yaw Control PDF »
Download Active Center Deferential PDF »

Control at your fingertips 

Here's your chance to get a closer look at the Twin-Clutch Sportronic Shift Transmission (TC-SST®), rally-inspired shifting that gets you from gear to gear in milliseconds.

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The new generation Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution enjoyed its North America introduction at the LA Auto show 

The Lancer Evolution was designed to be "intimidating and exciting," says Mitsubishi. And it is. With 291 HP and 300 ft-lb of torque, the 2008 Lancer Evolution came screaming onto the scene to make it's North American debut at the LA Auto Show. And the critics are raving. While extolling the virtues of the Evolution's enhanced performance, one automotive critic in attendance put it simply: "this baby is set to scoot." Get all the specs and information on the new Lancer Evolution here.

Download Lancer Evolution Specs PDF »
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New Information about Lancer Evolution's Super All-Wheel Control and Twin Clutch SST Gearbox

The Insider has just received a hot-off-the-copy-machine press release detailing some of the specifics of the next-gen Lancer Evolution's "S-AWC®" vehicle dynamics control system and the "Twin Clutch SST®" automated manual transmission. But what do these systems do? Technologies this advanced are probably best explained by the experts who developed them. Just the same, those of us who aren't mechanical engineers might want to take a look at the press release from Japan instead. Download PDF »

 

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