1997 Mitsubishi 3000GT consumer reviews

Excellent car and fun for all ages! Reliable, expertly designed and engineered. Japanese collectible. Good for all uses, even has front wheel drive! You can drive this car in the snow and it is incredibly safe and stable. You can control the power in this car to conserve fuel by switch button and similar mechanisms within the vehicle for other options. It was very "high tech" for 1997. It is a shame that Mitsubishi stopped production in 1999, which it has been posted many times that they later regretted. It was a very popular car and now, sought after by collectors everywhere.

It's all I want and so much more! It has the performance and comfort that I want. A lot of cars give you one or the other, but this one has it all!

The body lines are classic and it gets attention everywhere I go in it. People tend to look at it and are amazed that it is 20 years old. For a base model it has all sport features in a sports car that you could ever want.

This car is so much fun to own! It made just normal driving from place to place so much fun. All my friends want rides and love riding in it because of the great handling.

Although this car is older it still looks great. It has a very sporty look and it performs well. Plently of room for upgrading inside or out. Their are a wide variety of aftermarket parts and they are affordable. Great looks and value.

I love to drive this car because I enjoy to see people turning their heads to get a better look at the car as I drive by. The car looks showroom new!

This car is a beauty. I enjoy the power and I especially enjoy the way it looks. Heads always turn and watch this car as I drive by.

The best looking car. I enjoy seeing all the heads turn as I drive by. It is a real head turner. I don't get the same looks from my 2000 Cougar or my 2012 Infinity G37.

parts are expensive and doing repairs on this car its a nightmare. i had bad experience with this car

I got my 97 VR4 in 1999. Feel in love with it the first time I drove it. Fast, handles like it is on rails. Six speed, twin turbo all wheel drive and steering. Ahead of its time for sure. It does have its special needs though. Like replacing the water pump when you do the 60K/120K service, or making sure you keep the transmission oil changed or babying the turbos before and after you drive it. I needed a replacement ECM. Try and find one of those. I did locate one at a shop in FL. Generally speaking though if you recognize it is an exotic car that is getting to be a classic (meaning parts can be a challenge and expensive) it is a truly great car. I have loved every minute I have owned it.