1993 Mitsubishi 3000gt Sl Coupe 2-door 3.0l on 2040-cars
Chula Vista, California, United States
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USED 1993 MITSUBISHI 3000GT COLOR BURGANDY. THE ODOMETER READS 205,000. IT IS AN AUTOMATIC 2 DOOR 4 PASSENGER V6 NATURALLY ASPIRATED BEAST. RUNS LIKE NEW! I WAS SURPRISED HOW QUICK THIS SOMEWHAT OLD CAR PICKED UP SPEED. THE AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION MAKES IT CONVENIENT IF YOU ARE A DAILY COMMUTER IN A TRAFIC INFESTED AREA. BODY CONDITION- MAYBE A COUPLE MINOR DENTS. NOTHING BAD FOR A 21 YEAR OLD CAR. PAINT CONDITION- SOME SUN DAMAGE, MINOR SCUFF AND SCRATCHES ARE PRESENT. WHO DIGS THE BURGANDY COLOR ANYWAY RIGHT? BETTER YET IT'S AN OPPORTUNITY TO MAKE IT YOUR COLOR. Cool Features.. -Air conditioner -CD Player -Sun/Moon roof -Good trunk space -Power locks -Power windows New parts.. NEW TIRES W/EXTRA TIRE NEW BATTERY NEW HEADERS AND GUIDE NEW SPARK PLUGS AND WIRES NEW TIMING BELT AND SENSOR NEW THERMOSTAT NEW SEAT COVERS **Overall the car is doing great where it counts and that is under the hood and performance. Body needs a little love but that just means it's an opportunity to save money for the price. Invest it to make it your own however you please. The car is completely stock so it makes the perfect project for someone that is looking for a great running car to make it to work put in their 9 to 5, go home open a six pack relax and put in some wrench time**
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A realistic approach to fixing Mitsubishi
Tue, May 24 2016There are going to be a lot of words written about what Nissan needs to do with Mitsubishi in the coming months and years in the interest of turning the brand around. After Nissan's purchase of a controlling stake in the diamond star brand, there's been more interest in Mitsubishi thanks to the potential of platform sharing and plenty of cash from Nissan-Renault to get the juices flowing again. But, while some have been doing their best to advocate for the return of the 3000GT, Evolution, and even the Starion - Many of these posts forget the reality of the market we live in today. As much as we like to look back fondly at the sports coupes of the '90s, a byproduct of the insane cash flows all the Japanese manufacturers had at the time, the reality of today puts a much greater emphasis on what is most-boring; Crossover SUVs, alongside mid-size and compact sedans. We do need to ask a fundamental question, how much Mitsubishi is enough to be able to continue to call the cars Mitsubishis? Aside from slight product revisions and reconfigurations, Mitsubishi (at least in North America) has been largely dependent on the same GS platform and 4B1 engines that date back to their long-time partnership with Chrysler (and Hyundai) in the mid '00s. Admittedly, the chassis and engines have served the company well, underpinning a wide variety of vehicles sold around the world, and seeing quite a few revisions to at least attempt to keep products competitive. But, the GS chassis is old, heavy, and severely out of date - and when matched to the underpowered 4B1 series engines - make for largely uncompetitive offerings in the market. While something like the Outlander Sport is indeed interesting compared to a Honda CR-V, it is by no means the smart choice in the segment. So, going forward, unless Mitsubishi has had a skunkworks of sorts developing their chassis and engine replacements over the past few years, what exactly are they planning to do for their bread-and-butter models? I think the straightforward answer is without a doubt the Nissan North America parts bin. With so many of their models selling well, and for the most part, are reasonably well-reviewed, it would be quite simple to adapt the chassis and powertrain to Mitsubishi's liking to create a high-volume alternative to what is currently available now.
2014 Mitsubishi Mirage to carry $12,995 price tag*
Mon, 19 Aug 2013If you've only got about twelve grand to spend on a car and you want something new, you've got options, but not many: You can get a Nissan Versa sedan for $11,900, a base Chevrolet Spark hatchback for $12,170, or - as Mitsubishi has just announced - a 2014 Mirage for $12,995.
Not only does that make it one of the cheapest new cars you can buy, but Mitsubishi also claims it's "the most fuel-efficient gasoline-powered non-hybrid vehicle in America," carrying an EPA highway fuel economy rating of 44 miles per gallon. But then that rating is for the CVT model, which will cost you an extra grand over the base five-speed manual version. The bog-standard DE model comes with features including automatic climate control, keyless entry and seven airbags, but for another $1,200 (with either transmission) you can upgrade to ES trim with a whole mess of other features. Regardless of which model you choose, though, you'll have to pay an extra *$725 for delivery ($920 if you live in Alaska or Hawaii), elevating the actual cost of entry to $13,720 in the Lower 48.
Good news, everyone! Updated Mitsubishi Mirage coming in 2017
Sat, Aug 22 2015If you think you see a 2016 Mitsubishi Mirage, it's a mirage. That's because the dreadful subcompact is going away for the new model year. But don't worry, the Mirage will make a triumphant return with a few updates. According to Car and Driver, an updated Mirage will launch early in the 2017 model year with powertrain and chassis enhancements. That's a good thing, considering how poorly the current car has been received. Also coming for 2017 is the Mirage sedan, a car that's already sold in other markets. Mitsubishi already confirmed the sedan's arrival, and considering how popular the base Nissan Versa sedan is, this should only improve the Mirage's sales here in the US. Speaking of sales, the Mirage isn't doing too bad in our market. It's the second-best-selling Mitsubishi product currently, beating the Outlander and Lancer through July of this year. An updated version and a sedan model will help, too. And hey, maybe this refreshed one won't be so dreary.




















