Mitsubishi Confirms 400hp Evo X FQ400 for the Street
By Brian Potter
October 16, 2008 1:43 PM
Filed Under: Japanese, Mitsubishi, Motorsport
Mitsubishi UK has given the green light for a street-going FQ400 following a successful campaign at the recent Britcar 24hr race at Silverstone by ADR Motorsport - the team which already builds and runs the two-works Mitsubishis currently competing in the British Rally Championship.
According to AutoExpress, the 400hp flagship EVO X will hit the UK market some time next year at a price of at least £45,000. No engine details have been given but AE loosely speculates a larger turbo, exhaust manifold, fuel system and of course heavy ECU tweaking would be necessary to achieve the 400hp the FQ name indicates.
The all-wheel-drive FQ400 would slice through 60mph in 3.5 seconds and reach a top speed over 170mph. Like previous FQ generations, an upgraded suspension, brakes and subtle exterior modifications would distinguish the package.
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I would spend the money for this, hands down. Failing markets be damned!!
I don't think they are in the same range..
Hope it gets one of those variable vane turbos that'll reduce turbo lag. For that price, it better be standard!!
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