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is there really a market for these kind of cars. usually when people are looking into ralliart they arent looking for family sedan or SUV........ It's these kind of marketing decsisions that get mitsubishi into trouble

 

I think there is a rather large demand. I see a lot of Porsche Cheyennes driving around (which would be the right market for the Endeavor), and people love quick mid/full-sized cars (Intrepid R/T, Taurus SHO, Impala SS, etc.) I think they'll add positive aspects to Mitsu's image.

 

My last three cars were all 2dr hatchbacks. When I went out looking for a new car, I was looking for something fairly quick, that could haul myself and three friends in reasonable comfort.

...And it had to be stick, and have disc brakes on all 4 wheels.

 

This is a good way to try and get Mitsubishi Motors back on its feet.

 

A really good way to get it back on it's feet... faster versions of their other cars are much needed

 

I think this a great step up for Mitsu. I really like the looks of both vehicles and would definately own one if the price is right and the quality is there.

-Chad-

 

Great vid. Thanks!

 

wow the galant looks packed... so much nice stuff =) where is our recaro seats / brembo brakes / cross drilled rotors! lol =P

 

That Galant will probably cost the same as an Evo MR. If they stuck to the concept and sold it like that, it'd be awesome (even though I know there's no way it'd come with a harness). Coilovers seem unlikely for a production car, too.