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4 Door Sedan Man ES Dimensions
MSRP For This Trim: $16,090
Vehicle
EPA Classification
Compact
Weight Information
Base Curb Weight (lbs)
2944
Interior Dimensions
Front Leg Room (in)
42.2
Front Hip Room (in)
53.3
Second Shoulder Room (in)
54.3
Front Head Room (in)
39.6
Passenger Volume (ft³)
94.8
Second Hip Room (in)
54.1
Second Head Room (in)
36.9
Passenger Capacity
5
Front Shoulder Room (in)
54.7
Second Leg Room (in)
36.1
Exterior Dimensions
Liftover Height (in)
- TBD -
Min Ground Clearance (in)
5.8
Track Width, Rear (in)
60.2
Wheelbase (in)
103.7
Width, Max w/o mirrors (in)
69.4
Length, Overall (in)
180.0
Height, Overall (in)
58.7
Track Width, Front (in)
60.2
Cargo Area Dimensions
Trunk Volume (ft³)
11.6
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Why should I also consider these?
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Lancer buyers are likely looking for a small sport sedan, but on a very tight budget.
The Sentra is one of the cheapest ones; although it starts substantially higher than the 2008 Mitsubishi Lancer, the base Sentra S comes a lot better equipped, with a six-speed manual, anti-lock brakes, and conveniences like steering-wheel controls, air conditioning, and keyless entry.
But the Sentra's interior doesn't feel as inviting and sporty as the Lancer's.
The Honda Civic is also a bit more expensive, but it includes a much more refined, more rev-happy, and more fuel-efficient four-cylinder engine, along with an equally slick-shifting manual transmission.
The base Jetta is another alternative; it also comes with a long list of standard features, and it stands out for its torquey five-cylinder engine, available electronic stability control, and rear side airbags.
The Impreza is another sporty sedan that might be considered; it isn't quite as fuel-efficient as the Civic or Sentra especially, but its torquey flat-four engine provides good performance, and it comes standard with all-wheel drive.
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