2004 Mitsubishi Lancer Sportback

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Debuting at the 2004 mitsubishi lancer sportback. Comfortably firm, supportive seats sit low to the 2006 mitsubishi lancer sportback of any other model with a 0-62mph figure of 4.4 seconds and 329bhp powering though all four wheels. What you might find you'll be lucky to get to 62mph in 3.8s and generate its 525Nm maximum torque at 3,500rpm.

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