2016 Mitsubishi Lancer DE 5MT Canada Prices

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Since 2007 the Mitsubishi Lancer hasn’t gotten many changes to it. There are so many other brands that are updating almost all of their models year after year, and then there is the 2016 Lancer, which doesn’t look much different from the way it did in 2007 – or exhibit any new notable features.




Full Review

The 2016 Mitsubishi Lancer is going through another year with nothing done to it but a facelift. This has been the case since 2007 and drivers are starting to get upset with them. Mitsubishi cannot expect to maintain all of its customers if they don’t keep up with the changing trends such as the technological changes, and the powertrain changes all the other cars are implementing in their new models. Mitsubishi has announced that they are not keeping up with these trends solely because they do not have the money and resources to do this with all their models and since they see more potential in their SUV models, they utilise all their resources on them.

Taking a look at the exterior look of the new Lancer we can see not much has changed, as discussed earlier. They still have their large rectangular shaped grille with the Mitsubishi logo placed on the centre of it. The headlights are still the same with a thin shape which seem very standard, which may be because they haven’t really changed much in 8 years. The rear view also seems very identical to the previous model, with their spoiler giving it a sporty look and almost colourful-looking tail lights.

The interior of the car also looks very standard and bland. There is nothing flashy about it at all, with the multimedia screen in the centre of the front view being the most eye-catching part of the car inside. The functions to control the limited features in the car are very simple to use as there aren’t as many buttons as other cars. The seats are made with the same material which is fine since they are still going for a sporty look and the material they use now complements that perfectly. The space inside could definitely use some work, especially for the rear seats. This doesn’t mean there is no space at all, but it does mean that it could use some work. With a lot else wrong with the new Lancer, the interior space should’ve been something to improve on.

Under the hood we can see Mitsubishi uses a 2.0-litre incline-4 MIVEC (Mitsubishi Innovative Valve-timing Electronic Control system) which will be able to push 148 horsepower and 145 pound-feet of torque. It will be powered by a 5-speed manual transmission. This will be running through both front-wheel drive and all-wheel drive systems. With the front-wheel drive being standard for drivers and the all-wheel drive being optional.

The 2016 Mitsubishi Lancer is not bad of a car, even though they haven’t updated most of its technology, it still has done a great job with what it has changed. Mitsubishi has done a pretty good job of making sure they try to keep their drivers happy even though it may be out of their capabilities. 

2016 Mitsubishi Lancer
Reviewed by Unhaggle on .
Rating: 7.8 / 10



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General Specs

Engine 2.0000 L
Horsepower @RPM148
Fuel TypeUnleaded
Body typeSedan
Number of Doors4
Passenger5
Drive TrainFront Wheel Drive
Transmission TypeManual
Power and Performance:

The 2016 Mitsubishi Lancer no longer has its Evo or Ralliart high-performance models to cast a halo over the range. So now it's competing straight across with compact sedans from other makers, though the Lancer offers all-wheel drive as a distinction few others except Subaru can match in the segment.

The five-model Lancer range mixes and matches among two engines, two transmissions, and a choice of front- or all-wheel drive. The base Lancer ES 2.0L is the sole model powered by a 148-hp 2.0-liter four-cylinder engine, with a standard five-speed manual gearbox standard or an optional continuously variable transmission (CVT)--in front-wheel-drive form only. This is the sole Lancer even to crack a 30-mpg combined rating from the EPA, indicating how badly the car falls short on gas mileage.

Read more at The Car Connection.

Interiors and Special Features:

Now in its ninth year on the market, the 2016 Mitsubishi Lancer is showing its age despite several incremental updates over the years. It remains a straightforward, fairly handsome compact four-door sedan. It has chunky proportions, crisp edges, a low-and-lean stance, and a high beltline--which give it  a nice sense of proportion.

But it looks old-fashioned and upright against the latest, wedgier compact sedans--the latest Focus, Mazda 3, and the new fastback Honda Civic--and you'll need to step up to the sportier GT model to get the larger 18-inch alloy wheels that fill out the wheel wells and make the design pop.

Read more at The Car Connection.

Safety features:

The 2016 Mitsubishi Lancer may now be nine years old, but its safety ratings have held up commendably well. And its crisp, direct driving dynamics may well help owners in sudden emergency maneuvers to avoid an accident.

The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) has given the Lancer its top rating of 'Good' in frontal offset, side impact, and rear impact tests, along with the roof strength test. More impressively, it rates 'Acceptable' (just one notch down) in the new and challenging small-overlap front-crash test, which hadn't even been invented when the Lancer first landed in showrooms. The combination was good enough for an IIHS Top Safety Pick designation last year. 

Read more at The Car Connection.


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Audio

4 speakers
Antenna
Audio system with AM/FM radio, CD player (reads MP3 format)

Brakes

4 disc brakes (2 ventilated)
ABS
Brake assist system
Electronic brake distribution

Bumpers

Front and rear bumpers

Charges

Delivery/freight charge: $ 1,600.00
Charges:

Convenience

Cargo area light
Driver and passenger vanity mirror
1 12V in front
4 passenger assist handles
Mechanical trunk/hatch release

Dimensions

Internal dimensions: front headroom (mm): 1,005, rear headroom (mm): 935, front hip room (mm): 1,355, rear hip room (mm): 1,375, front leg room (mm): 1,075, rear leg room (mm): 915, front shoulder room (mm): 1,390, rear shoulder room (mm): 1,380 and interior volume (litres): 2,648
Cargo capacity(in litres): all seats in place: 348
External dimensions: overall length (mm): 4,625, overall width (mm): 1,760, overall height (mm): 1,480, wheelbase (mm): 2,635, front track (mm): 1,530, rear track (mm): 1,530 and curb to curb turning circle (mm): 10,000

Doors

Doors: driver, rear driver, passenger and rear passenger : front hinged
Black exterior door handles

Engine

Engine: 2.0L MIVEC in-line four-cylinder with VVT
Emissions data: CO2: 3,878 kg/yr

Engine Performance

Fuel consumption(L/100km) : city= 9.6 ; highway= 7.0 ; combined= 8.4 ;
Power: 148 hp @ 6,000 rpm; 145 ft lb of torque @ 4,200 rpm

Fuel

Fuel tank: 59 litre capacity
Fuel: unleaded ( 87 octane)
Fuel system: multi-point injection

Instrumentation

Tachometer
Trip computer: includes avg speed, avg fuel econ, current fuel econ and fuel range
Low tire pressure monitor
Main dashboard display
External temperature

Interior Trim

Floor covering: none

Lights

Headlights: halogen with complex surface lens halogen
Daytime running lights

Locks

Internal button power locks

Paint

Metallic paint

Safety

Intelligent driver and passenger front airbag
Airbags 7
Driver knee airbags
Crash test results IIHS, Good, Good, Acceptable, Good and Good, crash test results NHTSA, 4, 4, 4.00 and 4
LATCH
Rear seat belts for driver, rear seat belts for passenger, 3-point rear seat belts for centre
Height adjustable front seat belts with pre-tensioners for driver and passenger
2 active height adjustable head restraints for front seats, 3 height adjustable head restraints for rear seats
Front side airbags
Front to rear curtain airbags

Seats

Seating: 5 passengers
Rear seats: non-folding bench with seating for three
Seat upholstery: cloth
Front driver seat and Front passenger seat : bucket

Service

Intermediate service 12,000
Intermediate service 12,000 and 7,456

Steering

Power steering type
Steering wheel ; includes height adjustment

Storage

Full floor console with covered storage
Cupholders in front row

Suspension

Independent front strut suspension with stabilizer bar and coil springs, independent rear multi-link suspension with coil springs

Transmission

3.944:1 axle ratio
Transmission: 5-speed manual ; incl. shifter on floor
Active Stability Control (ASC) stability control
Front-wheel drive
Electronic traction control

Ventilation

Ventilation system with cabin filter

Version

4-door sedan
Date introduced:
Data completeness
Powertrain type : combustion
Trim level: DE
Version information 11 Sep 2015

Visibility

Rear window with defroster
Front power windows with 1 express, rear power windows
Rear view mirror
Driver and passenger door mirror: black, power adjustable
Windshield wipers with variable intermittent wipe
Tinted glass

Warranty

Paint warranty: 60 months/ 100,000 km
Warranty whole vehicle - OEM 60, 100,000 and 62,137
Warranty whole vehicle - Total: 60 months/ 100,000 km
Warranty powertrain - Total: 120 months/ 160,000 km
Anti-corrosion warranty: 60 months/ Unlimited km
Roadside assistance warranty: 60 months/ Unlimited km
Warranty powertrain - OEM 120, 160,000 and 99,420
Warranty whole vehicle - OEM: 60 months/ 100,000 km
Warranty powertrain - OEM 120 months/ 160,000 km

Weights

Weights: published curb weight (kg): 1,305 and Manufacturer’s own

Wheels

Front and rear all-season tires 205/60/H
Spare wheel: spacesaver with steel rim
Front and rear steel wheels: 16"x 6.5"

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