2008 Mitsubishi Lancer Specification- Fuel Economy

The all-new 2008 Mitsubishi Lancer was engineered from top to bottom to give users a drive-to-thrill experience behind the wheel. The latest Lancer's engaging and fun-driving character comes from the new global performance-engineered platform, which was used for the first time for the 2007 Outlander SUV, a vehicle that is known for providing uncommonly energetic driving responses for its segment. Much emphasis was given by the engineers to make the latest car, more fuel friendly.

The new-generation Lancer is the first Mitsubishi in North America to offer an optional continuously variable transmission (CVT) in place of a conventional automatic transmission. A CVT smoothly adapts to continuous changing speeds of the vehicle, and also allows the engine speed to remain at its best efficiency level. On the other hand, it also helps a lot in improving both fuel economy and exhaust emissions. Both the five-speed manual transmission and the CVT give added benefit when traveling at highway speeds. Divers get a smooth quiet driving experience and a fuel economy that typifies CVT transmissions. Fuel economy for the latest Lancer models is rated at 9.7/7.0 liters per 100 kilometers for the five-speed manual, 9.5/7.0 l/100km city/highway for the CVT and 9.6/6.9 l/100km city/highway for the Sportronic CVT. Regular grade fuel is recommended by the manufacturer for getting the estimated fuel economy.

As the fuel prices are touching the sky, the Lancer can definitely become the favorite Sedan when its superb gas consumption is taken into consideration. The fuel economy is as advertised by the manufacturer and the Lancer delivers a flawless performance.

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