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The Japanese automaker Mitsubishi has just revealed a new special edition version of their Outlander sport utility vehicle with a more aggressive front end inspired by the turbocharged all wheel drive rally inspired Evo targeted at their domestic market. The new Outlander Roadest is based on the current diamond star SUV. While the gaping hole in the big mouth front bumper doesn’t benefit from a racy looking front mount intercooler like the Lancer, Mitsubishi’s in house tuner Ralliart has added a bit more aggressive bodywork in order to keep enthusiasts happy.  The Outlander Roadest treatment consists of the aforementioned modified front bumper as well as new lights and new grill to complete the Evo X look. The truck rides on a set of bold 18 inch 7 spoke alloys while chrome mirror caps finish off the exterior much like the highly polished Evo Touring. The special edition Outlander is available in three different body colors including gray, white and black. On the inside, the Roadest gets a set of dark colored sport seats wrapped with cloth while attractive aluminum trim highlights the rest of the interior. Under the hood, the Roadest is powered by a 2.0 Liter gas burning four cylinder that makes a total of 148 HP and can be ordered with either a two wheel drive or AWD drive train just like the Evolution. .
18 comments: Mitsubishi Outlander Roadest they increased it’s HP so as the price, well if this is the case, I’d better get my self a Speed3, prince is less but it’s performance is way better.
 Mitsubishi cars have improved a LOT lately! Finally, a serious product, a coherent and recognizable design. Those designers deserve a pat on the back.
 It would be cool to see one of these set up in road race dress. Lowered, front splitter - kinda like a 4WD wagon for street & track
 A family car I think. The big mouth front bumper concept design, love it. The spacious interior is great too.
 well it’s got the looks of evo right. well I must admit that it was a very teasing outlander and way far better looking that the old model.
 the old and the new Mitsubishi Outlanders are on sale in its domestic market. Both ranges have been upgraded with new entry-level 2.0-liter gasoline engines. The new version of the revised Outlander is called Roadest and also incorporates the EVO front fascia plus a sporty body kit while the old edition is unchanged.
 Mitsubishi cars have improved a LOT lately! It finally has serious products and a coherent, recognizable design. Those designers deserve a pat on the back.
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01.20.2012 @ 05:24