Mitsubishi Lancer GT in the Market
Retail-priced Lancers shouldn't entice buyers because of how the dated Mitsubishi stacks up against the great crop of sedans at similar prices with better gas mileage. As of this writing, browsing 2013 Lancer prices on Cars.com reveals many dealers are listing prices below MSRP, even before their 2012s have sold. Mitsubishi also has zero-percent financing available. At discounted prices, buyers looking for a deal on a sporty, good-looking sedan — without concerns about gas mileage or refinement — may find something to like in the Lancer GT.
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