Examples of using Lancer evolution in English and their translations into Ukrainian
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Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution will live through 2015.
In 1998, it was the turn of the fifth generation Lancer Evolution.
The Lancer Evolution X launches with Super All-Wheel Control.
In addition to the aesthetic beauty, Lancer Evolution VIII also differs by improved aerodynamics.
A Polish company that specializes in building andselling replacement parts for the Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution rally cars.
The first Lancer Evolution were established in 1991 to participate in the Championship WRC.
It was first presented a model of Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution, which entered the market only in 2003.
In addition, the Lancer Evolution VII began to establish a new active center differential- ACD(Active Center Differential).
And a year later, both pilots are synchronously transplanted to the higher-class vehicles-all-wheel drive Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution.
Mitsubishi dropped the Lancer Evolution in late 2015, with the Final Edition.
The AYC(Active Yaw Control system)deviation control system began to work much more naturally than in the Lancer Evolution IV, where it was first used.
This is the first in the history of the Lancer Evolution series car with hydromechanical transmission.
Many of the design elements of the Evolution VII GT-Awere borrowed from the development of the eighth generation Lancer Evolution, released in January 2003.
Mitsubishi discontinued the Lancer Evolution back in 2015 when it revealed the Final Edition model.
At first, the Lancer Evolution was intended only for the Japanese market, but due to rapid interest, since 1998, small shipments of the fifth and sixth generation Evo were exported to the UK and other European countries.
The rear spoiler of the Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution IV is impressive not only for its size, but also for its shape.
In addition, the Lancer Evolution VIII received a new design of the front and rear bumper, which has increased the safety of the driver and passengers in the event of an accident, as well as being equipped with a more spacious gas tank and a more powerful rechargeable battery.
Both versions of the Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution III- GSR and RS, are still equipped with a five-speed manual gearbox.
A limited batch of Lancer Evolution VI cars was released under the name Tommi Makinen Edition(in honor of the Finnish race car driver of the Mitsubishi Ralliart company team Tommy Mäkinen), who in 1999 set a record winning the World Rally Championship for the fourth time in a row.
Occasionally, limited quantities of suitable for use on public roads Lancer Evolution that were thrown onto the market were sold out immediately after the announcement and were paid by future owners for the long months before their actual release.
All 10 generations of Lancer Evolution represented homologated cars from Group A, slightly modified to compete with the car class WRC.
The Evolution however was replaced in late 2001 by the firm's first World Rally Car,named simply the Lancer Evolution WRC, which lasted in works hands, driven by Makinen, Freddy Loix, Alister McRae and Francois Delecour until Mitsubishi took a sabbatical from the championship at the end of 2002.
The body of the first generation Lancer Evolution had reinforced welds and was made of more rigid materials, which made it possible to increase its rigidity by 20%.
The Evolution however was replaced in late 2001 by the firm's first World Rally Car,named simply the Lancer Evolution WRC, which was driven by Makinen, Freddy Loix, Alister McRae and Francois Delecour with relatively limited success, until Mitsubishi took a sabbatical from the championship at the end of 2002.
The All-Wheel-Control equipped Lancer Evolution arrives in the United States, and Automobile magazine promptly honors it as 2003 Automobile of the Year.
The car has much in common with the Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution, from which he borrowed the design of the suspensions and permanent all-wheel drive, which includes a symmetrical center differential with locking using viscous coupling.
In 1999 I went on sale wheel drive version Lancer GSR Evolution VI.
In 1992, the production of a sports modification of the Lancer model, called Evolution, began.
In 1992, the production of a sports modification of the Lancer model, called Evolution, began.
In several markets where the Lancer was not available, the Evolution version was rebadged as the Mitsubishi Carisma GT.