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<lora:Mitsubishi_Lancer_Evolution_VI_TME:0.8> A (front view close shot:1.1) of A striking Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution VI TME from '90 Group A rally car presented in full competition livery, featuring a vivid red and white high-gloss body finish with aggressive aerodynamic detailing, framed in a low front three-quarter view that emphasizes its wide stance and performance-focused design. The front end showcases a matte black mesh grille with the signature red Mitsubishi triple-diamond badge centered between angular rally-spec headlights encased in clear housings with amber turn signals. The front bumper integrates a large open-mouth intake, finely meshed with visible intercooler elements and a lower splitter in white, flanked by circular fog light covers bearing the “PIAA” logo and a centered license plate with the registration “V2 MMR.” The hood is emblazoned with a large “Marlboro” logo in bold black on white, underscoring the era’s iconic sponsorship style, while twin black vents near the windshield edge accentuate the heat-extraction functionality. Wide black, white, and red livery stripes sweep up from the front wheel arch to the A-pillar, slicing across the body with dynamic momentum. The doors and fenders are adorned with a number of authentic racing decals including “Michelin,” “NGK,” “OZ Racing,” “PIAA,” “Ralliart,” and the unmistakable number “7” set within a bold white square on the doors. Sponsor panels featuring “Marlboro” and “Cineltex” branding run across the flanks, adding period-correct visual identity. The rally-bred white multi-spoke OZ wheels are wrapped in Michelin tires, revealing robust red calipers behind them, framed by exaggerated box-style fender flares that emphasize structural strength and suspension articulation for off-road conditions. The side skirts and widened sills flow seamlessly into the rear arches, suggesting high ground clearance and body rigidity. The cabin is fitted with visible roll cage elements and racing harnesses through the clear glass, confirming its FIA competition-specification interior. Rendered in a high-resolution, studio-like setting with even lighting that crisply defines panel reflections, sponsor text, and intricate mechanical elements, the car stands as a fully realized representation of late-1990s World Rally Championship engineering and livery artistry.