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Lancer Evolution Trivia & Fun Facts

It began because a rulebook demanded it. When a wild class of rallying was banned, the new top class asked for a road car with a turbocharged two-litre engine and four-wheel drive, sold by the thousand. Ninety verified questions — the engine from 1980, the 280 PS agreement, the cars that sold out in three days, four titles in a row, the first automatic, a British version that kept pace with an Italian supercar, and the tenth and final Evolution.

90
Questions
10
Themed parts
4
Choices per question
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What's inside

Ten parts. Ninety questions.

01Before the Evolution. A banned class and a family saloon
02The First Evolutions. A Galant's heart in a Lancer, 1992
03The Third Evolution. A new nose and a four from 1980
04The Fourth Evolution. An engine turned round, 1996
05Wider and Cooler. The Evolution V and VI, 1998 to 1999
06The Flying Finn. Four titles in a row, 1996 to 1999
07New Rules. The first automatic and a new rule book
08Evolution Goes West. America and the FQ-400, 2003 to 2005
09The Last of the 4G63. MIVEC and a wagon, 2005 to 2007
10The Tenth and Final. A new engine, then the end, 2016
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Q31 · PART 4 · THE FOURTH EVOLUTION
How long did the 6,000 Evolution IVs take to sell out in Japan?
Three days — all of them were gone three days after the car went on sale in 1996, a sign of the demand the Evolution had built up.
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