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I sometimes pore over feature lists and specifications trying to figure out what makes a particular trim level worth more or less than another — or even why it exists at all. Occasionally there is no good reason. At the other end of the spectrum is the new Ralliart version of Mitsubishi's compact Lancer, which justifies its existence about as well as any car I can think of — that's how well it splits the difference between the regular Lancer and the fire-breathing Lancer Evolution. As one of the most entertaining and satisfying cars I've tested in quite some time, it should make any shopper think twice before committing to a Subaru Impreza WRX. Humble Beginnings The WRX is the Ralliart's closest competitor.
To lay the foundation: In 2001, Subaru finally graced North America with a mellowed but still potent version of its legendary WRX. Mitsubishi had just replaced the Mirage with the Lancer, a modest Impreza competitor, but it didn't rise to the WRX challenge.
Then, in 2003, Mitsubishi raised the bar, bringing over another rally legend that North America had been denied: the Lancer Evolution. That car was relatively unbridled compared with the WRX, with 271.
To use a 'Brady Bunch' analogy, the Evolution was Mitsubishi's Greg. The Lancer was Bobby, but there was no Peter. Subaru had its Cindy and Jan, but Marsha was nowhere to be seen.
Then, in 2004, Subaru came out with a Marsha — the WRX STi — that was good. Show full review.
I sometimes pore over feature lists and specifications trying to figure out what makes a particular trim level worth more or less than another — or even why it exists at all. Occasionally there is no good reason. At the other end of the spectrum is the new Ralliart version of Mitsubishi's compact Lancer, which justifies its existence about as well as any car I can think of — that's how well it splits the difference between the regular Lancer and the fire-breathing Lancer Evolution. As one of the most entertaining and satisfying cars I've tested in quite some time, it should make any shopper think twice before committing to a Subaru Impreza WRX. Humble Beginnings The WRX is the Ralliart's closest competitor. To lay the foundation: In 2001, Subaru finally graced North America with a mellowed but still potent version of its legendary WRX.
Mitsubishi had just replaced the Mirage with the Lancer, a modest Impreza competitor, but it didn't rise to the WRX challenge. Then, in 2003, Mitsubishi raised the bar, bringing over another rally legend that North America had been denied: the Lancer Evolution. That car was relatively unbridled compared with the WRX, with 271. To use a 'Brady Bunch' analogy, the Evolution was Mitsubishi's Greg. The Lancer was Bobby, but there was no Peter.
Subaru had its Cindy and Jan, but Marsha was nowhere to be seen. Then, in 2004, Subaru came out with a Marsha — the WRX STi — that was good enough to be the Evolution's arch-nemesis. Mitsubishi countered with a Lancer Ralliart that was at best a pre-pubescent Peter Brady. Fitted with a larger but not engine and a few other tweaks, the Ralliart was no match for the Impreza WRX. (They say females mature faster.) After a few years of getting his butt kicked by Jan, Peter disappeared and was replaced in 2008 by the Lancer GTS, which had a formula similar to the early Ralliart and still wasn't a WRX competitor.
(Let's just call it cousin Oliver and then ignore it.) Apparently it was time to change. Mitsubishi went back to the drawing board (just like Peter went into the recording studio) and for 2009 we got the new Lancer Ralliart, complete with a deeper voice, greater strength and a more aggressive look. The turbocharged Ralliart charges right into the gap between Lancer and Evo, practically dead-center in terms of price, power, performance and styling. It's sure to steal some Evolution sales, but that's not a bad thing because it's more of a mass-market product. (Especially nowadays; there are still enough 2008 Evolutions kicking around that Mitsubishi isn't building any 2009s.) Lancer Prices and Power Base price Power/torque rating (hp/lbs-ft.) Lancer $14,540 152 / 146 Lancer GTS $18,540 168 / 167 Lancer Ralliart $26,690 237 / 253 Lancer Evolution $32,990 291 / 300 Source: Manufacturer Tuned-Up Body, Detuned Engine Mitsubishi characterizes the Ralliart more as a tuned-up Lancer than a detuned Evolution. It's sensible, because the Evolution has a wider track and different suspension components than the Ralliart.
That said, the is very much a detuned version of the Evo's. It's basically the same 2.0-liter four-cylinder with a smaller, single-scroll turbocharger, a smaller and narrower plumbing connecting it all. The all-wheel drive, which isn't offered on lesser Lancers, is likewise nearly identical to the Evo's. The Ralliart is the new price of entry for Mitsubishi's impressive dual-clutch automated-manual transmission that made its first appearance in the Evolution MR.
Comparable to Volkswagen's Direct Shift Gearbox, the Twin-Clutch Sportronic Shift Transmission uses a separate clutch for even and odd gears, enabling lightning-fast shifts. It operates completely automatically but can also be shifted manually using the gear selector or large magnesium shift paddles. A stick shift isn't offered, and I really wish it were, but if I were forced to live with an automatic in a performance-oriented car, the TC-SST would be on my short list. It's a far better option than the CVT offered on regular Lancers, including the GTS. Apart from its higher overall power, what I like most about the Ralliart's engine is its delivery, starting with a healthy amount of grunt at low rpm. The peak 253 pounds-feet of torque comes at 3,000 rpm, but my experience reflects Mitsubishi's power curves, which show a solid 250 pounds-feet from 2,500 to 4,700 rpm.
Even though the power is modest up to 2,500 rpm, the transmission's lower-gear ratios keep the Ralliart from being too sluggish from a standing start. It might even be better than the Evolution GSR and its five-speed manual; at least it feels that way. Above 4,750, the torque tapers down more gradually as horsepower continues to rise to its 237 hp peak at 6,000 rpm.
The redline is at 6,500 rpm. Automated Manual Transmission Compared with VW's DSG, I'd say Mitsubishi's transmission is better at reading the driver's mind, reacting quickly and finding the right gear most of the time, especially when in the automatic Sport mode.
Sport raises upshift points by about 1,000 rpm compared with the regular Drive mode and makes it more reactive to quick changes in accelerator pedal position. Though DSG isn't as good a mind-reader, it's a less-conspicuous transmission, even in the sporty VW GTI; it goes about its business discreetly — enough so that an uninitiated driver might not notice a difference versus a conventional automatic. The Ralliart's SST, on the other hand, feels different. Taking off from a stop is a little more abrupt, and you're more aware of shifts. You feel it downshift its way through the gears as you coast or brake to a full stop — especially in Sport mode — and you can feel the clutch let go right before you come to a halt. I doubt Ralliart buyers would mind this transmission's character; they might even prefer it. Unlike the Evolution, the Ralliart doesn't include a super-aggressive Super Sport mode intended for track use.
If you prefer to shift for yourself, you can use the lever or paddles, the latter of which are mounted on the steering column so you always know where they are, regardless of steering-wheel position. To improve fuel economy, the Ralliart's 5th and 6th gears are higher than those in the Evolution. The Ralliart is rated at 17/25 mpg city/highway. Sportier, But Livable, Suspension The is a similar story: different tunings for the entire lineup. The GTS has a firmer suspension than the base Lancer, and the Ralliart goes firmer still with a larger front stabilizer bar.
The Ralliart's ride quality is more than livable, even compared with the Evolution, which itself has been tamed for better day-to-day comfort. It wasn't pleasant on all of Chicago's cratered winter roads, but the Ralliart is definitely viable for snow — providing you pass on the standard summer performance tires in favor of optional all-seasons. Or get the summer tires and buy another set of dedicated winter tires, which our test car had. It was unstoppable on packed snow and ice, though deep snow may challenge the car's ground clearance. The all-wheel drive uses a computer-controlled. The driver can influence how it distributes power to the front and rear by choosing Tarmac, Gravel or Snow settings using a button on the center console. The also uses mechanical front and rear limited-slip differentials from the ninth-generation Evolution to route power to the appropriate left and right wheel.
With mechanical limited-slip hardware, there's less chance of overheating and failure than there would be with just a brake-based system. The Ralliart does include a standard, so all it really lacks is the current, 10th-generation Evo's ability to sense yaw motions and direct rear torque accordingly. The Ralliart even boasts a brake upgrade, from single-piston to dual-piston calipers up front and larger-diameter single-pistons in the rear. They might not look as good as the Evolution's Brembo hardware, but they are yet another clear performance upgrade. The Ralliart is a trim level that never leaves you wondering what you get for the extra money and name. Lancer Trim Levels Compared Lancer Lancer GTS Lancer Ralliart Lancer Evolution. Starting MSRP $14,540 $18,540 $26,690 $32,990 Four-cylinder engine type 2.0-liter 2.4-liter 2.0-liter with single-scroll turbocharger 2.0-liter with twin-scroll turbocharger Horsepower (@ rpm) 152 @ 6,000 168 @ 6,000 237 @ 6,000 291 @ 6,500 Torque (lbs.-ft.
@ rpm) 146 @ 4,250 167 @ 4,100 253 @ 3,000 300 @ 4,000 Standard transmission 5-speed manual 5-speed manual automatic (6-speed dual-clutch with manual shift paddles) 5-speed manual Optional transmission automatic (CVT) automatic (CVT w/ manual mode) none automatic (6-speed dual-clutch with manual shift paddles) Driveline front-wheel drive front-wheel drive all-wheel drive all-wheel drive EPA-estimated mpg (city/highway) 22/30 21/28 17/25 16/22 Recommended gasoline regular regular premium premium Trunk size (cu. Ft.) 12.3 12.3 10.0 6.5.The Evolution is a 2008 model; no 2009s will be built, though 2008s are still available. Source: Manufacturer Middle-Brother Looks The differences aren't exclusively cosmetic, but that aspect gets no less differentiation than the hardware does. The Ralliart has a larger mouth than the Lancer but a less radical style than the Evo, though it shares the Evo's vented aluminum hood with functional air vents. The rear treatment, including the taillights and bumper, is also unique among the Lancer models. The dual exhaust also is borrowed, effectively unchanged, from the Evolution.
Standard is a rear spoiler that I'd characterize as the medium of three sizes. It's not as small as the smallest offered, but neither is it as large as the one on the Evolution MR. The opposite can be said of its trunk. The Lancer offers 12.3 cubic feet of cargo volume, while the Evolution has a paltry 6.5 cubic feet and loses the folding backseat to structural reinforcements.
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The Ralliart keeps the folding seats and grants 10.0 cubic feet. Sport Seat 'Upgrade'? If there's anything to avoid in the Ralliart, it's the optional low-riding Recaro front seats from the Evolution, which were terrible in my test car. Seriously, everyone had a problem with them. The firm, high bottom-cushion bolsters make it hard to get in and out, and they're just not comfortable.
Perhaps more important, the standard driver's seat has a height adjustment that the Recaros lack. Unless you happen to be the perfect size for the optional seats, the standards will do you better. Ralliart in the Market Mitsubishi has come a long way since the O-Z Rally edition that came out in 2002.
It was priced the same as the top, LS trim level, so it wasn't a slap in the face, but the name 'Rally' evoked a level of performance that wouldn't come until years later. Mitsubishi has also said it will sell a hatchback version of the car, called the Lancer Sportback Ralliart. That model evens out the Lancer lineup versus the Subaru Impreza with what I think is a better-looking car. Pretty much across the board, the Ralliart is a smart compromise between the regular Lancer and the Evolution — both in what it gives you and in what it lets you choose. Send Joe an Hide full review. Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) is a nonprofit research and communications organization funded by auto insurers.
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What is a Powertrain warranty? Don't be misled a 10-year or 100,000-mile powertrain warranty doesn't promise a decade of free repairs for your car. It typically covers just the engine and transmission, along with any other moving parts that lead to the wheels, like the driveshaft and constant velocity joints. Some automakers also bundle seat belts and airbags into their powertrain warranties. With a few exceptions, powertrain warranties don't cover regular maintenance like engine tuneups and tire rotations.