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Mitsubishi Wants to Bring Back the Lancer Evolution

The image displays a silver Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution X performance sedan parked on a wet reflective paved surface, with a concrete arch railway bridge in the background. To the upper right of the car, there is a cutout portrait of a smiling, suited Mitsubishi executive placed next to the official Mitsubishi three-diamond red logo. A high-contrast yellow and black banner at the bottom carries the text 'Mitsubishi Wants to Bring Back the Lancer Evolution', teasing the potential revival of the iconic discontinued performance car line. A small 'CA' logo watermark is visible in the top right corner.
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Mitsubishi Wants to Bring Back the Lancer Evolution

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The image displays a silver Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution X performance sedan parked on a wet reflective paved surface, with a concrete arch railway bridge in the background. To the upper right of the car, there is a cutout portrait of a smiling, suited Mitsubishi executive placed next to the official Mitsubishi three-diamond red logo. A high-contrast yellow and black banner at the bottom carries the text 'Mitsubishi Wants to Bring Back the Lancer Evolution', teasing the potential revival of the iconic discontinued performance car line. A small 'CA' logo watermark is visible in the top right corner.

Origin notes

This image originates from a 9Gag RSS feed, originally posted under the title 'You ready?'. It is a shareable graphic targeted at automotive enthusiasts, referencing widespread industry rumors that Mitsubishi is planning to reintroduce the Lancer Evolution series, which was originally discontinued in 2016. The image was edited using standard photo editing software to combine stock assets of the car, company executive, brand logo and promotional text for social media distribution.

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