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Today I realized that I never see Mitsubishi Evolutions in the wild, in any generation. Not on the street, not at meets, not at the track. Yet you see so many Subaru STIs almost daily. Why is that? They were approximately the same price, yet they are like a... show more

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F. Ma (マ・フェイ)6 months ago

Most of the Evo's in Socal are bought and parted by two groups. Rare for us now.

Based Moses6 months ago

it was quick 🔥🔥🔥

Son of Wolf 🐺6 months ago

Rarer than hen’s teeth

Derek6 months ago

Here's mine in the wild

spacy6 months ago

sti diff

Moral Tourism6 months ago

It depends on where you live. I used to see them all the time when I lived in Los Angeles, and I see them when I visit Texas. But a lot of them were driven hard and crashed. Or modified to the point of failure. Not to mention, so many of them blew their engines, even when not abused. Lastly, the Subaru outsold the Evo by 4:1.

nami6 months ago

they're all on marketplace needing new transmissions 😭😭😭

illVille6 months ago

It's hard to find pictures that go back far enough but even as a kid in America we had tributes to these legends of time attack in Forza liveries going back to 2007. This and the Auto Select shark GTRs were always my favorite. Respect to Mr. Yamada and RIP Mr. Takizawa

Billiam - very smart6 months ago

I’ve seen maybe 3 Evo IX’s and X’s in my neck of the woods of Central Texas. There’s around 10-15 lancers with evo wings and a 4” single exit. Never seen anything older than an IX in Texas.

💰𝗚𝗼𝗮𝘁𝘀𝗠𝗼𝗻𝗲𝘆💰6 months ago

Evo is too fast to see! 🤑

MDE 🇦🇺6 months ago

Because you live in NA

Rob404🏴‍☠️🏗(☞ﾟヮﾟ)☞🔰𓅃________________6 months ago

sitting in garages because the people that own them work all the time!

CarbineJon6 months ago

I saw a clean 9 MR a few days ago. Made my day.

Woshy6 months ago

I was just saying this recently. Majority are locked away in garages - enthusiasts still own them, but not daily-driven. Same with their DSM counterparts.

その辺の人6 months ago

Cyber EVOを製作した滝沢さんは本業は歯科医師

rain enjoyer6 months ago

Know this evo from c1gp It’s my childhood fav car :)

Victor Valero6 months ago

No more available new parts . Nobody wants to break them * most

TeaaJay6 months ago

i saw an evo yesterday actually, was a nice white evo x

𝙜ͭ𝙧ͪ𝙖ͤ𝙫𝙚𝙮ˢʰᵒʷ6 months ago

I had a friend with an Evo in highschool and that thing ripped so hard.

Clubman6 months ago

I see them everyday, but I’m in Japan lol

Fatalistic6 months ago

QC also just has a weird obsession with Subaru as well so that also plays a part into it lol

Dray Wolf 🐺6 months ago

I have one currently and have owned 6 over the past 20 years.

'Scar6 months ago

What were the sales figures on those ?

MetalBladePegasus🔞6 months ago

I had the pleasure to work on several Evo's during their prime time. Have never ownwd one but put lots of heart and determination into customers projects. Good old times. Now it is as you say, they are slowly going extinct.

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