All new Lancer set to shake up small car safety standards
Sep 20th, 2007 by Motor Dude
Mitsubishi Motors Australia have taken safety to a new level when it comes to the Australian small car segment with the all-new Lancer sedan.
The new Lancer will have Active Stability Control (aka. ESC) and Traction Control (ASTC) as a standard feature across its entire model range, as well as an ABS braking system with Electronic Brake Distribution and Brake Assist.
A total of seven airbags are available on all 2008 Mitsubishi Lancers - entry level ES models receive standard SRS driver and passenger airbags and driver knee airbag, with side and curtain airbags an affordable option. All other Lancer models – dubbed VR and VRX variants - receive the full seven-airbag pack as standard fitment.

Add to this Mitsubishi’s acclaimed rise body structure, seatbelts with pre-tensioners and force limiters, five height adjustable headrests and the all-new Lancer presents the prime, affordable, safety-oriented choice in the Australian small car segment.
Mitsubishi Motors Australia has revealed that the recommended retail pricing for the new vehicle will be sharp, very competitive and will start from just $20,990 for the ES model.
$20,990 looks like it gets you a lot more car now than it used to! Given the enhanced range of safety features on the new Lancer, it will be interesting to see how it performs in ANCAP testing.
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Lancer has been always my fave ever since..