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Subscribe to this threadTokyo Motor Show: Mitsubishi previews next Galant in the Concept-ZT
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Jakes @ Oct 25th 2007 1:53AM
I don't think so, this car is much better designed and beauty than the Sonata, Accord and Camry.
Just look the rear tailights, they are so well finished and the front has the perfect balance between sporty and elegance and it's different than the rest of the cars of the segment.
If Mitsubishi builds that, the resurrection of the brand will finally occur and it could fight for a huge part of the sells in the U.S. market.
Good job Mitsubishi!
NYCbloke @ Oct 25th 2007 10:16AM
I completely agree - this and the new Mazda 6 actually add some much needed style and individuality to the midsized segment. I think it has strong, clean, confident lines, a progressive front and a simple and tasteful rear. Love the silhouette.
My pops had a '92 Diamante which was an excellent car, so I too am rooting for Mitsubishi to bring more compelling cars to the market.