Concepts debut
Gordon Lomas is a former CarsGuide contributor and News Limited Journalist. He is an automotive expert with decades of experience, and specialises in motorsport.
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Among these spearheaded by its award-winning 380 sedan is the all-new Triton ute cabriolet concept colt CZ3 Tarmac model, the latest Lancer Evo IX, a piping hot turbo five-door Colt Ralliart and another force-fed Colt coupe-cabriolet.
Other Queensland debuts include the interesting "i" car, Mitsubishi's new small vehicle and the limited edition Pajero VR-X.
After making its world debut at the Tokyo Motor Show late last year, the "i" car has been brought to Australia to gauge its potential as a future production model.
Just released in Japan the mini car is said to be innovative, imaginative and intelligent – hence the name.
It has a three-cylinder intercooled turbo-charged variable valve timing engine housed in the rear midship which is a first for a Mitsubishi.
The engine is located forward of the rear wheels which has allowed for a foward cab design which offers decent interior space.
Ride and handling is helped by the location of the wheels at each corner of the car.
The "i" measures 3395mm in length, 1475mm wide and has a 2550mm wheelbase.
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Gordon Lomas is a former CarsGuide contributor and News Limited Journalist. He is an automotive expert with decades of experience, and specialises in motorsport.
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