Mitsubishi built a limited-production Pajero Evolution to homologate a car for the Paris-Dakar Rally. This specific Pajero Evo is painted white, has only 61,000 miles, and features a 3.5L V6 engine.

Subaru, after all, had been a World Rally Championship semiregular since 1980, while Mitsubishi, still the Paris-Dakar record holder for most wins to this day, entered its first rally in 1967.

Mitsubishi produced a total of 2,693 examples of the Pajero Evo between 1997 and 1999 in order to satisfy the rules for the T2 production vehicle class. The pictured example is painted in Passion ...

The Mitsubishi Pajero (known as the Montero in the USA) Evolution was no different. In 1997, Mitsubishi entered the Paris Dakar Rally in the T2 category with a model based on the second-generation ...

Mitsubishi could make a long-awaited comeback to the world of rally racing in the coming years. It's open to injecting more performance into its range, but its ...

This particular 1997 Pajero Evo was imported by the owner a year ago. They say they haven't had a chance to drive it as much as they would have wanted. Save for some white Braid Dakar wheels it's ...

At least that's Mitsubishi's idea with its new e-Evolution concept that debuted Wednesday at the LA Auto Show. Unlike the winged sedan that took the off-road rally racing world by storm 15 years ...

The Evo X is one of our most anticipated cars of next year due to its intoxicating mixture of performance, handling, good looks, and for the first time, even a little bit of comfort. Mitsubishi ...

click above image to enlargePRESS RELEASE: MITSUBISHI LANCER EVOLUTION X TO DEBUT AS COURSE CAR IN RALLY JAPAN ROUND 14 THE 2007 FIA WORLD RALLY CHAMPIONSHIP (WRC) ROUND 14 Mitsubishi Motors ...

The Evo I was specifically made to take part in the WRC and Asia-Pacific Rally Championship. It was offered in two trims, a street car version, the GSR, and a stripped-down version, the RS.

Read all about our experience with the amazing 2002 Mitsubishi Evo VII OZ Rally car. Brought to you by the automotive experts at Motor Trend.