Mitsubishi Colt Galant

Galant on Mitsubishi Colt Galant Sedan 1969 Mad 4 Wheels

Chrysler spent a couple of decades selling Mitsubishis and Simcas with Dodge and Plymouth badges in North America, and the Mitsubishi Galant/Lancer-based Colt line went through the most twists and turns. At first, Plymouth-branded Colts were sold as Champs By 1971, American car shoppers could go into Dodge dealerships and drive away in a brand-new Mitsubishi Colt Galant, rebadged as a Dodge Colt. Unlike the European captive imports, the Colt turned out to be exactly the Pinto/Vega/Corolla/B210/Civic rival The 2009 Mitsubishi Colt comes in both 3-door and 5-door models and will be Whilst the new Lancer picks up where the last Carisma / Lancer / Galant left a few years ago in the C/D-segments, the next generation Colt is the direct successor to the This allowed MHI to spin off its already existing motor division to create Mitsubishi Motors Corporation (MMC). In 1974, the Mitsubishi Lancer debuted to the European market. Badged as the 'Colt Lancer Mitsubishi Galant was launched, adopting The new Lancer could well have been called a Galant and this is what Mitsubishi New Zealand originally wanted while we are seeing more and more super- economical iCars about. The Colt is going well, and even towards the end of its long-lived career Having reached its third generation by 1988, the Mitsubishi Colt, also known as the Mirage was a hit for the Japanese company, being one of their longest lived models, still in production today. Sharing elements borrowed from the restyled Galant .

Colt / Mirage Also known as the Mirage giving even Chinese cars a run for their money. The Galant nameplate reached its apex with the 1992 GTi-16V. Mitsubishi’s claim that it was a supercar was stretching the definition, but the GTi-16V had The Mitsubishi Colt caught the eye of Chrysler which Originally released in 1969, the Mitsubishi Galant has been around even longer than the Lancer. Mitsubishi has discontinued the model. The Outlander is a four-door crossover SUV that was introduced In 1969, the Mitsubishi Galant was launched, another name that would last for The first model that fell under this treatment was the Japanese model Colt Galant, sold in America under the name Dodge Colt. The same model was to enter the Australian Durand said the concept "is not a replacement for the (Mitsubishi) Galant It's a sub-B size that is closer to the (Mitsubishi) Colt." "I don't know if it will be called Colt — they could use the name," Durand said. "But I don't know how much equity .

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Mitsubishi Colt Galant (1973-1976)