By Harry Parr
The final sale price will likely be less, depending on the car’s actual condition, popularity, warranty and local market factors. Kelley Blue Book® Fair Purchase Price (Used Car) - This is the price people are typically paying a dealer for a used car with typical mileage in good condition or better. Fair Market Range (Used Car) - This is the price people are typically paying a dealer for a used car with typical mileage in good condition or better. The final price depends on the car’s actual condition, popularity, warranty and local market factors. The final price depends on the car’s actual condition and local market factors.
The final sale price will likely be less, depending on the car’s actual condition, popularity, warranty and local market factors. Kelley Blue Book® Fair Purchase Price (Used Car) - This is the price people are typically paying a dealer for a used car with typical mileage in good condition or better. Fair Market Range (Used Car) - This is the price people are typically paying a dealer for a used car with typical mileage in good condition or better. The final price depends on the car’s actual condition, popularity, warranty and local market factors. The final price depends on the car’s actual condition and local market factors.
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The final sale price will likely be less, depending on the car’s actual condition, popularity, warranty and local market factors. Kelley Blue Book® Fair Purchase Price (Used Car) - This is the price people are typically paying a dealer for a used car with typical mileage in good condition or better. Fair Market Range (Used Car) - This is the price people are typically paying a dealer for a used car with typical mileage in good condition or better. The final price depends on the car’s actual condition, popularity, warranty and local market factors. The final price depends on the car’s actual condition and local market factors.
Still, that was just over one Galant for every three Accord sedans and three Camry sedans sold. Hence, Mitsubishi is making the Galant more powerful, plumper, and plusher for 2004 in an effort to chase the template. Project America is what Mitsubishi calls the pile of suspension and chassis parts that underpin the 2004 Galant. Mitsubishi has wedged an additional 4.6 inches between the Galant's axles and pulled the bumpers apart by 2.8 inches. Mitsubishi expects 65 percent of its buyers to choose the circa-$19,600 ES.
The Mitsubishi Galant is a mid-size sedan, with four-cylinder or V-6 engines. These versions of the Galant are reasonably stylish and roomy but have unremarkable performance overall. These models offer a base 160-hp, 2.4-liter four-cylinder engine or a 230-hp, 3.8-liter V-6. V-6 models typically have had a choppier ride quality than four-cylinder versions. Mitsubishi has not confirmed whether it will replace the Galant after the 2012 model year, which is expected to be its final year of production.
