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Mitsubishi Lancer Hatchback
After the successful introduction of the 2007 Lancer generation, Mitsubishi tried its luck with a hatchback version unveiled in 2008.
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Available Engines
4 enginesMITSUBISHI Lancer Sportback 1.6L MVTEC 5MT FWD (117 HP)
1.6L MVTEC 5MT FWD (117 HP)
MITSUBISHI Lancer Sportback 1.8L MIVEC 5MT FWD (140 HP)
1.8L MIVEC 5MT FWD (140 HP)
MITSUBISHI Lancer Sportback 1.8L MVTEC CVT FWD (140 HP)
1.8L MVTEC CVT FWD (140 HP)
MITSUBISHI Lancer Sportback 1.8L DI-D 6MT FWD (150 HP)
1.8L DI-D 6MT FWD (150 HP)
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