2003 Mitsubishi Tarmac Spyder

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Mitsubishi Tarmac Spyder, 2003

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Rating: 11 -5 +16

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Targeted toward tech-savvy Generation Y, the Tarmac Spyder’s distinctive front visage showcased a raised triangular base embellished by a prominent 3-diamond Mitsubishi logo. Packaged within the compact dimensions normal to a hi-performance sports car, the 4-passenger Tarmac Spyder had an easily detachable hardtop roof, sliding doors, and 17-inch wheels. With full-time 4WD, the powertrain used the 4G63-type 2.0-liter in-line 4-cylinder 16-valve DOHC engine mated to Mitsubishi’s Sportronic Sequential Shift 5-speed automatic tranny.

Mitsubishi лишила крыши маленького асфальтового бойца CZ-3 Tarmac. Правда, у этого персонажа компьютерного автосимулятора 315 реальных турбосил под капотом и генотип Lancer Evo.

Source: www.chicagoautoshow.com; "Детройт-2003" (Журнал "Автомобили" 2-2003)

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