Ralli-arts not selling very well....
Dec 4, 2003, 12:15 AM
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the only rebate the saleman told me about was the $1000 Mitsubishi loyal rebate for any Mitsu car. he says they won't put any rebates on the ralliart since it's a new car and it's limited production. i'm trying to get him down under sticker then i will pick mine up pretty soon
Dec 10, 2003, 06:48 PM
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I paid over sticker with extra discounts (Hawaii = EXPENSIVE)
I own the second one on the island. The other is Auto, and that car is pretty damn quick...im inpressed...except with the DAMN FRONT GRILL... FUGLY!!
I own the second one on the island. The other is Auto, and that car is pretty damn quick...im inpressed...except with the DAMN FRONT GRILL... FUGLY!!
Dec 13, 2003, 12:01 AM
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Originally posted by livelyjay
- 2004 Focus SVT (RalliArt beats this one out)
- $19500
- 6 speed transmission
- Good suspension (Large sway bars)
- Lighter than all of the above
- 170 hp/ 145 torque
- 21/28 MPG
- 17" wheels
- 2004 Focus SVT (RalliArt beats this one out)
- $19500
- 6 speed transmission
- Good suspension (Large sway bars)
- Lighter than all of the above
- 170 hp/ 145 torque
- 21/28 MPG
- 17" wheels
The MSP is a great car but it isn't the best handling car in its class, the Ford is. The Skidpad rating is a good way to measure the handling but not the deciding factor. The SVTF has higher skidpad ratings anyways! The vehicle weight plays a huge role.
The deal with the MSP is the Turbocharger. Its harder to keep it in the powerband since it has the turbocharger.
Dec 14, 2003, 02:35 AM
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I love my ralliart so far.
I just recently got a ralliart and I'm loving it so far. I was looking for a new car for a good year and decided on the Mitsu because it was a lot more fun to drive compared to the other cars I was considering. I can't wait to get totally in sync with it later on down the line, so I can have a lot more fun driving it.
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Dec 16, 2003, 10:36 PM
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Originally posted by Drizzt_G
I'm sorry SVT but in its category the Focus is at the bottom of every review list I've ever read. But i'm sure its a great car
I'm sorry SVT but in its category the Focus is at the bottom of every review list I've ever read. But i'm sure its a great car
2002 Sport Hatchback comparison
2003 Econo-sports SEDAN comparison test
C & D: The Featherweights
C & D: Desert Foxes
R & T: Factory Furious
What have you been reading?
Dec 16, 2003, 10:57 PM
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Originally posted by nsnguyen
Properly loaded? The only factory options for the WRX are the sunroof and automatic transmission... everything else is either port/dealer installed or is standard. A base WRX still has all the performance bits and a six disc cd changer... also dealers are wheeling and dealing these things... I know of some spectacular deals that have happened in the 22-24K range.
Properly loaded? The only factory options for the WRX are the sunroof and automatic transmission... everything else is either port/dealer installed or is standard. A base WRX still has all the performance bits and a six disc cd changer... also dealers are wheeling and dealing these things... I know of some spectacular deals that have happened in the 22-24K range.
I agree that you can get a bargin on a WRX anyway making it 25k with options.
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