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i think its definatly a prototype....look at the inside.......but...it a nice new design direction for mitsu, ....i magine....lancer body kit brigade will have field day when normall lancer arrives.....to put on evo kits.....

It does look pretty hardcore. If they tone down the styling a tad just like they did with the new GTR, it'd be a winner for sure. I like the side and back but the bullnose is a little over the top. Kinda reminds me of the 34 GTR. The Cd musn't be the best either.

I'm a huge EVO fan, but that is ugly. I hope that's not the final design.

agree!

The front looks like they ripped it off one of the new dodge trucks....(the grill anyway), the lights remind me of a mazda 6 - and for somereason the back reminds me of a subaru svx...interior looks too plastic for my liking.....

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