£25,995
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IMPORTED 2022 - JAP HISTORY.
Initially registered and used in Japan, this Mitsubishi Lancer Evo VI was imported into the UK and registered here in February 2022. Since then, it has had one registered keeper. The odometer shows 81, 200 kilometres (50, 000 miles). Paperwork with the car includes the V5C, some photos of the car in Japanese auction and some Japanese service history which we've translated in to English. NEW IN STOCK - MORE DETAILS TO FOLLOW.
For S724LEP
Not recorded as stolen
No third-party trace
0 previous keepers
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No plate changes
No colour changes
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Vehicle has been imported
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Not an insurance write-off
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