| Mitsubishi GALANT VR-G Touring (J) '96 | |
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| Appears in | Gran Turismo (RM) Gran Turismo 2 (RM) |
| Displacement | 1834 cc |
| Drivetrain | FF |
| Aspiration | NA |
| Max Power | 147 HP |
| Length | 4620 mm |
| Width | 1740 mm |
| Height | 1420 mm |
| Weight | 1,240 kilograms (2,700 lb) |
| Power/Weight Ratio | 8.44 kg (18.6 lb) per horsepower |
The Mitsubishi GALANT VR-G Touring (J) '96 is a road car produced by Mitsubishi. It only appears in the original Gran Turismo and Gran Turismo 2.
Colors
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There are seven colors available for this vehicle:
- Sofia White
- Hamilton Silver Metallic
- Pyrenees Black Pearl
- Palma Red
- Roanne Red Pearl
- Finesse Green Pearl
- Trigger Mauve Pearl
In-game descriptionEdit
This description is taken from the original Gran Turismo:
Mitsubishi's flagship car, the Galant, won the 1996 Car of the Year award in Japan. This model offers just one engine each for its front-wheel and four-wheel drives. The outstanding feature of this Galant is the GDI engine on the two-wheel drive model, a revolutionary engine that injects the petrol directly into the cylinders. The 1.8-litre inline 4-cylinder DOHC engine delivers 150 PS and 18.2 kgm. The VR-G Touring is the sporty grade of this 4-door model,[1] sharing top-of-the-range position with the VR-G Exceed. There is a choice of transmission between 5-speed manual and 4-speed automatic transmission with sports mode. The 4-wheel drive VR-4 is powered by a 2.5-litre V6 DOHC twin-turbo 6A13 engine boasting 280 PS and 37.0 kgm, an engine with a truly overpowering performance. The VR-G Touring, despite its lack of power, provides an attractive well-balanced drive.
AcquisitionEdit
GT1Edit
This car can be bought at the Mitsubishi New Cars Dealership for 20,900 Credits.
GT2Edit
This car can be bought at the Mitsubishi Used Cars Dealership for around 12,800 Credits.
PicturesEdit
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TriviaEdit
- The rear bumper of the car's racing modification and the VR-4 counterpart feature the text "Hajime Sport", which is a reference to Hajime Sakai, who is credited as part of car design and modelling staff in the first two Gran Turismo games.
NotesEdit
- ↑ Incorrectly referred as a "2-door model" in the game
