Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution II, model available from 1994 to 1995.
It has 2.0 Turbo 256HP petrol engine produced from 1994 to 1995.
The Dodge comes with petrol which makes by 59 percent more horsepower than the the engine of the Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution II, giving the vehicle a much more dynamic character. It should be googd choice to those who would like to experience thrill of getting behind the wheel of a sports car.
The width of the car influences directly on passanger's inner room and stability of driving. The Dodge Viper I is 14 % wider when compared to the Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution II. It is often clearly perceptible by driver and passenger in front, who have more room for their elbows.
The Dodge Viper I is 141 millimeters longer when compared to the Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution II. Long vehicles are more spacious and in most cases provide plenty of trunk space. Although the Dodge occurs to be better pick for families or those who love the idea of soft, smooth long-distance driving that make them feel fresh and relaxed upon arriving, the Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution II 2.0 Turbo 256HP may be more appropriate to city drivers as it will not make problems with parking and will be more maneuverable.
Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution II has 3 % longer wheelbase in comparison to the Dodge Viper I. A longer wheelbase gives more stable and comfortable ride, especially when driving fast. It also provides more storage space. But, cars having a longer wheelbase are not as maneuverable as those with a shorter length between its axles.
For those that prefer a comfortable vehicle the four-door Mitsubishi is much reasonably to use. However, for people that are in to better design we suggest choosing the two-door Dodge Viper I.
The difference in debut day between compared vehicles is only 2 years, however, new technologies for automotive industry are appearing at a fast pace what may cause that the Mitsubishi may have more advanced solutions thanks to which everyday usage of it may be more comfortable.
Those who opt for more comfortable driving a car and like to feel safe sitting on higher position while traveling we would strongly encourage to choose the Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution II. However to those who enjoy sporting driving the Dodge Viper I 8.0 V10 406HP manual probably would be a better pick. The difference in height between presented cars amounts to 28 percent. The average medium height in S segment, in which the producer Mitsubishi is placed, equals to 1,303 millimeters and the Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution II is higher by 9 percent than the average.