Dhedhets soeryadhi | Otomotif Mitsubishi Galant

With all three generations, an understated look, which is good for some and not good enough for others. If you want to be noticed, you're better off looking elsewhere. Even the performance models are hardly attention grabbers in the way, say, a Sierra Sapphire Cosworth once was. What you will get is legendary reliability, great build-quality, lots of equipment and a comfortable family car, whatever the model. Few were sold as rep transport or rentals so the majority come from private owners or careful company executives.

Mitsubishi Galant

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The 1994 through 1998 model year Mitsubishi Galant did not attract much attention in the United States. This midsize sedan had a more distinctive exterior than others in its class, yet it also had an uncomfortably small interior, few comfort and convenience options and the 4 cylinder engine lacked the power and refinement required under even the slightest bit of pressure. In 1999, the Galant arrived with a much needed V6 engine that exhibited 230 horsepower and a redesigned interior and exterior, as well as more balanced suspension system. This version was basically unchanged throughout the 2003 model year and represented an entry-level, affordably priced economy car.

Mitsubishi Galant

Dhedhetssoeryadhi | Otomotif That’s right peeps and cohorts, the next Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution (XI) will feature a diesel hybrid powertrain. Mitsubishi president Osamu Masuko has confirmed the new powertrain, and the commencement of its development which will be ready “within three” years.