Hey! Name's Craig, new to EvoX forums, buddy of mine steered me in the direction of this forum as the go-to place for lancer info.

Ok, I am picking up a Ralliart in April, come hell or high water, but what i need to know is what changes were made to the Ralliart since it's release this generation. I'd like to save some money by getting one a year or 2 old with low kms but this depends on if there were some critical changes between the years. I have googled this over and over, and each piece of info i find is contradicted by another site.

Any help on this matter would be GREATLY appreciated!

*edit* oh and P.S. I should mention that I am in Canada, and I will probably end up buying a Canadian model (not sure if there were differences in models between canada and states)

well in the states the evo are better then the ones in Canada. but i dont know if thats the same with the ralliarts,

just because of some standard features

O rly? i would assume the trend would prolly follow the ralliarts too, whats the diff between canadian and american Evo's?

hmm i heard the evo have better package, and standard hid. keyless entry

im not the greatest with the differences. my friend makes fun of me because i didnt get it from the states

but im sure someone will step in some knowledge

main change is that the base model ralliart halfway through 2010 no longer comes with Recaros and HIDs standard

dont waste your money on a ralliart, spend the extra 5-7 k and get a gsr.
you will drive the ralliart wishing you did.
you will never drive the evo feeling like the extra 5-7k wasn't worth it.

X;668290']dont waste your money on a ralliart, spend the extra 5-7 k and get a gsr.
you will drive the ralliart wishing you did.
you will never drive the evo feeling like the extra 5-7k wasn't worth it.




I fully respect your experience and knowledge, but my financial situation doesnt allow for anything above what i have allocated for this purchase, i understand the performance downstep that a ralliart is from a gsr, but it is just not in the books.