Still wanted to spread lies here? Will check with those parts people and revert back to you. If any of your claim are false and proven you are with P1 marketing team spreading false lies to boost sales by saying 'Inspira techwise is same as Lancer', I will shoot you back kaw kaw. You don't mess with consumers. This will take time in order to get to them.

I guess, for a start, the Lancer GT rims is 11kg where as the inspira stock rims is 9.8kg..the anti roll bar is only around less than 10kg for lancer 20mm..the bodykits of inspira and lancer GT is not that much of difference at all, so I would say a difference between 5-10kg? That is the only thing that I could think of.

For your info bro, Lancer GL chasis is different from inspira..inspira chasis code is CY4A same as lancer GT. Lancer GL's chasis code is CP9A which has the same chasis code as evo 6. Oh ya, my cousin owns a lancer GT and based on the lancer's forum..it is confirm that inspira is lancer GT but with a proton badge on it.

WilliamHoo & nzh0920,

Still stay hostile out of personal reason or interest? Minus the foul language, so where do you think the 50kg difference coming from? Chassis? And why MMC wanted to put in the extra weight in the Lancer GT in the first place? You know that weight put Lancer almost as heavy as D-segment.

Even if you both are related to P1, you still have to answer as the public would love to hear from you 2. Relatively, people hate ruthless sellman & marketing staff that don't serve public interest.

i fck u because u are fcking dumb.
already told u curb weight figures, lancer gt 1360 , inspira 2.0P 1350, yet u claimed got 50kg different.
then u told me that swaybar/anti roll bar weight about 50kg??? have u hold one before??? i even show u how a 35mm arb or metal bar u called it weight about 6.xkg. yet u still telling me tiny 20mm hollow bar weight about 50kg 
i really salute u , u really champion     because u can make yourself believe the crap first and then crap like that is the fact, if other people dont know about car, they really possible will believe in u.     

his professional source told him is 50kg difference ok! PROFESSIONAL!! ada paham?? PROFESSIONAL!
what r u?? just a p1 ruthless salesman.... 

Don't change the specs. Lancer GT declared kerb weight is 1385kg in here, in West Asia, in US and in Japan. Inspira and Lancer GL kerb weight at 1335kg. Stick to facts. Don't reply if you are here to stir trouble rather than car talk.

where the fck u read 1385kg? that figures is 2.4L in other country
please click this link and read
http://www.mitsubishi-motors.com.my/#/car/lancer_2.0gt
and if u cant read i show u

For ur info inspira stated kerb weight is 1350kg, GET UR FACTS RIGHT, its only a Google away, over Lancet gt 1360kg, that's only 10kg diff, I guess if u take account on the rims weight, absorbers weight(cuz we know that it is diff manufactured) and ur 'metal bar' diff,  I guess that's makes up most of the different.......I can say for sure, but I'm quite convinced by it.

Hmmmm, it seems this is taken from mitsu Malaysia website....is it official...or nzh created it in like...mins time...anyways jayraptor....please explain or defend urself on this. U say right hard say hard...soft say soft...bla bla bla...so what u gonna say about this?

I KNOW HOW TO ANSWER THIS!!!!

I KNOW I KNOW

I ANSWER AH...
I dunno what mitsubishi up to .. but last time was 1385kg

sniffing for car la..

i think we should blind fold him .. then bring him to show room .. push him into a car.. ask him tell what car isit .. 

The Inspira is based on Lancer GL platform in 2010 and it is still using the same chassis & tech today. Lancer GT in 2010 has kerb weight of 1385kg. In Thailand, they still have the actual GT. Refer this website you parasite.

http://www.mitsubishi-motors.co.th/th/Lanc...X/GT/Price-Spec

น้ำหนักโดยประมาณ (กก.)  = kerb weight :    1,375kg (10kg less but the catalogue stating 1385kg. The catalog from West Asia country for GT stated 1385kg. The same goes to our catalog and website dated back in 2010 as 1385kg.

Time to teach you bunch of parasites some lesson. Wikipedia is known to miss out the kerb weight for many make/models. Some even didn't specify torque and some no RPM. Sort of non-standardised.