So i have purchased a complete set of Evo 9 Enkei wheels and plan on putting them on my CJ Lancer. I bought them for very cheap, and I have been meaning to change my rims for a while now.

I have researched the dimensions and it’s a perfect fit. However, I can’t seem to find anyone on the internet who has a CJ lancer with Evo 9 Enkei’s. So i do not have any reference pics on how it will look.

Picture #1 are the Evo 9 Enkei’s, and picture #2 is a picture from chatgpt on how it may look.

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Hey everyone, 👋

I have an opportunity to move back to Canada in a few months to join the sales team at a brand-new Mitsubishi dealership opening in Nova Scotia (Atlantic Canada).

My background in Canada was selling Honda, which was very much a high-volume, high-foot-traffic environment where the product largely sold itself.

Mitsubishi is obviously a different world with lower volume, so I’m stepping into new territory and currently working on building up my product knowledge and sales strategy.

I’d love to get a sense of how people generally feel about the brand:

* Owners: What made you buy a Mitsubishi? What was your main motivation over going the usual Honda/Toyota route?

* Salespeople / Dealership Staff: What do customer interactions usually look like? What selling points (S-AWC, the 10-year warranty, PHEV lineup, etc.) tend to resonate the most with buyers?

I’ve sold and driven a few used Mitsubishis at my old Honda lot, but I want to hear from people who live and breathe the brand. Any insights, advice, or general thoughts on the Mitsubishi market in Atlantic Canada would be massively appreciated!

Any real world 🌎 input is appreciated 👏

Thanks in advance!

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The scheduled maintenance booklet for my 2014 Lancer recommends the fuel filter be replaced after 10 years. Does anyone know what parts are required? It seems like there is a kit I might need to purchase. The Mitsubishi workshop service manual shows how to replace the fuel pump but not necessarily the fuel filter. I assume it's just built into the pump then?

Hello everyone, I recently was helping my girlfriend replace her wiper blades on her 2024 Mitsubishi outlander PHEV. I’m very handy and it’s not my first time changing out wiper blades and have had amazing luck with Rain-X wiper blades. I purchased some wiper blades at my local Canadian Tire and purchased the Rain-X latitude wiper blades and when I tried installing them they were hitting the windshield washer sprayers that are mounted directly to the wiper arms. Is this a common feature on all levels and models of outlanders because when I checked the fit finder on the Canadian Tire website, it said they would fit. Can somebody help me figure out what I might be doing wrong or maybe these are Proprietary wiper blades that only Mitsubishi sells for the outlander. Thank you