A Japanese-market 2000 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution VI GSR Tommi Makinen Edition with only 26,000 kilometers is drawing attention as a rare, low-distance example of Mitsubishi’s rally-inspired performance sedan. The car is configured in right-hand-drive form, matching its original home-market specification.
This example is identified as number 387 of 3,020 Tommi Makinen Edition cars produced. The available details also note that it was acquired from Japan by the seller in 2017, a point that adds to its appeal for buyers interested in imported Japanese-market performance models.
The car is finished in Satellite Silver Metallic and is described as wearing side graphics and special exterior accents that underscore its limited-edition status. Those visual details, together with the relatively low kilometer reading, help set it apart from more heavily used examples of the Evo VI.
The Tommi Makinen Edition remains one of the most recognized versions of the Lancer Evolution line because of its link to Mitsubishi’s motorsport era and its limited production run. A Japanese-market car with low mileage and original-style presentation like this one is likely to stand out among collectors and longtime Evo enthusiasts.
