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Every 'Fast and Furious' movie, ranked - Vimarsana News

Every 'Fast and Furious' movie, ranked

This is it. We’re putting the hours—nay, weeks—of debate to rest about what is probably the most important issue of our time: ranking the “Fast and the Furious” movie franchise from worst to best. A note before we begin: Anyone who sees these movies then bags on them for being stupid is either a fool or a liar, critics included. If you went into the theater expecting Pulp Fiction or Apocalypse Now, you’re a fool. The trailers (and the title) clearly tell you what to expect. If you like action movies and cars and say you don’t like this, then you’re a liar and are trying to ...

Proton Iriz R5 rally car - 4B11 engine actually sourced from Proton Inspira, not Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution X - Vimarsana News

Proton Iriz R5 rally car - 4B11 engine actually sourced from Proton Inspira, not Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution X

14 April 2021 12:28 pm / 2 comments With the engineering of UK-based Mellors Elliot Motorsport (MEM) providing the support for various rally campaigns entered by the Proton Iriz R5 rally car, we’ve previously known the Malaysian B-segment hatchback to be powered by a version of the 4B11 engine that comes from the Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution X. As it turns out, the heart of this rally car originates closer to home in Malaysia. This 4B11 engine that provides the basis for the powertrain in the Iriz R5 rally car is actually sourced from Shah Alam, pulled from the Proton Inspira. The engine...

Mitsubishi UK Heritage Fleet Auction | 5 Mitsubishis to Watch - Vimarsana News

Mitsubishi UK Heritage Fleet Auction | 5 Mitsubishis to Watch

Mitsubishi U.K. Mitsubishi is selling off its Heritage fleet in the UK this month, offering collectors the chance to pick up some true rarities without even traveling to Japan. The automaker has contracted specialist online platform Auto Auction to offer up over a dozen of its vehicles, in an online auction format concluding the end of April. This means that bidders will have plenty of time to put in their bids, and all are offered at no reserve. The vehicles themselves are all Mitsubishis that were offered in the UK or were brought in by Mitsubishi itself for company purposes, ranging from ...

Mitsubishi is the selling every classic ride in its UK heritage fleet - Vimarsana News

Mitsubishi is the selling every classic ride in its UK heritage fleet

Mitsubishi is the selling every classic ride in its UK heritage fleet Shane McGlaun - Apr 3, 2021, 11:11am CDT Over the years, Mitsubishi has made some very cool automobiles that are highly desired by sports car fans. Cars like the Evo and 3000GT, for example. In recent years, Mitsubishi has fallen on tough times and has recently decided to pull out of the UK entirely. As a result of its decision to pull out of the UK, the automaker is selling off its entire UK heritage fleet of classic automobiles. There are 14 classic cars that are going to auction with no reserve meanin...

Pristine Mitsubishi Lancer Evos to go under the hammer - Vimarsana News

Pristine Mitsubishi Lancer Evos to go under the hammer

Some of the most iconic and desirable Mitsubishis are about to go under the hammer as Mitsubishi UK puts its fleet of heritage models up for sale in preparation for the brand’s departure from the UK market. The selection includes the iconic Lancer Evolution VI Tommi Makinen edition that we’re very familiar with here on evo, as well as a series of more modern Lancer evolution iterations. All will soon be sold to the highest bidder. The decision to end UK sales of new Mitsubishi cars was made with some controversy late last year, signalling the end of the road after years of stagnant sales...

Source: evo.co.uk