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Mitsubishi FTO GPX
Newest Review: ... so dizzy you can barely see straight getting faster every revolution. Performance? It is not slow by any means, you get ... more  ... overtaken as you pull away from the lights by boy racers in Vauxhall Nova's- but get up to 8000rpm and watch them disappear in your rear view mirror their little faces contorted with rage underneath a Stussy baseball cap. Brings joy to the heart of a 41 year old! Practical? You can fit your golf clubs in the boot, and its a damn sight cheaper than an MX5. Its got a great tiptronic auto/manual gearbox so you can pootle in a snarl up or around town then whack it into manual, hit the loud pedal and listen to the roar...moreMore Mitsubishi card
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MITSUBISHI FTO TSHIRT V6 GPX MIVEC 2.0 BRAND NEW
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MITSUBISHI FTO TSHIRT V6 GPX MIVEC 2.0 BRAND NEW
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Mitsubishi FTO GPX: FTO GR not quite so fast but just as cool ask my 14 year old ... (381 words)
by daveedwards - written on 03.11.03 (Useful, 4163 readings)
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What car can you buy for less than £6000 that passes the ultimate in tough reviewers - that of a teenage lad in front of his mates? The FTO definitely gets the thumbs up in that department. My 14 year old son says they all think its cool, cheers Alex! Looks? It's definitely a head turner, looks like a far faster and more expensive car especially the front view. Handling? You can chuck it around roundabouts at 7500rpm until you are so dizzy you can barely see straight getting faster every revolution. Performance? It is not slow by any means, you get overtaken as you pull away from the lights by boy racers in Vauxhall ...
A lotta bang for the buck (583 words)
by DoctorDee - written on 25.05.01 (Very useful, 6336 readings)
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You don't get much of a car for under ten grand. Not unless you buy an imported Mitsubishi FTO that is. A 4 year old example, with under 30,000 miles on the clock should set you back around £10,000 and for that you get a visually dramatic motor capable of 0-60 in under 7 seconds, and a top speed of 147 miles an hour. If you look under the hood of the FTO, you'll see a superb looking twin-cam V6 engine that develops almost 200 bhp. The power is put on the floor through a 4 or 5 speed (depending on if you get a pre or post 1998 model) tiptronic gearbox, with a fully automatic mode. The front wheels are driven, though when Autocar first drove this vehicle, ...
Mitsubishi FTO GPX: Alternative Eyecatching Import (560 words)
by TheLetch - written on 27.03.01 (Very useful, 4789 readings)
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You may have seen one. You probably wondered what it was. You may even have wanted one – it’s that striking! A Japanese car that defies preconceptions that they can’t look dramatic – without comprising the taken for granted build quality that Mitsubishi’s other excellent machines (Lancer EVO, Shogun, Charisma, etc.) have proven. An import that has proved so popular that Mitsubishi now sell them here themselves… The Mitsubishi FTO comes in various models GS, GX, GR, GP, GPvR – but mine is the GPX. This is the top of the range in performance and features; this means a 2.0L V6 DOHC Engine ...
