Mitsubishi Galant VI

0.0Седан1987 — 1992

Mitsubishi Galant VI

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  • Седан
  • 1987 — 1992
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  • Седан
  • 1987 — 1992

Седан и Хэтчбек 5 дв. E-класса, Передний и Полный привод. Механическая и Автоматическая. Бензин и Дизель двигатели мощностью от 75 до 240 л.с.

Седан и Хэтчбек 5 дв. E-класса, Передний и Полный привод. Механическая и Автоматическая. Бензин и Дизель двигатели мощностью от 75 до 240 л.с.

Характеристики Mitsubishi Galant VI

Модификация
  • СеданКузов
  • 79 л.с.1.6 л, Бензин
  • MTКоробка передач
  • FWDПривод
  • 9.2 лРасход топлива
  • Основное

    • Тип используемого топлива

      АИ-92

    • Количество сидений

      5

    • Количество дверей

      5

    • Класс автомобиля

      E

    • Страна марки

      Япония

    • Страна марки

      Япония

    • Класс автомобиля

      D

  • Безопасность

    • Расположение руля

      Левый/Правый

  • Размеры

    • Размер колес, мм

      165/80 R13

    • Колесная база, мм

      2600

    • Передняя колесная база, мм

      1460

    • Задняя колесная база, мм

      1450

    • Высота автомобиля, мм

      1425

    • Ширина автомобиля, мм

      1695

    • Длина автомобиля, мм

      4530

    • Клиренс (дорожный просвет), мм

      160

    • Сверловка

      DIA67.1 4x114.3

    • Размеры дисков

      4.5x13 ET45, 5.5x15 ET46, 5x14 ET46

  • Объём и масса

    • Масса автомобиля, кг

      1000

    • Вместимость топливного бака, л

      60

  • Трансмиссия

    • Коробка передач

      Механическая

    • Привод

      Передний

    • Количество передач

      5

  • Подвеска и тормоза

    • Задний тормоз

      барабанные

    • Передний тормоз

      дисковые

    • Передняя подвеска

      независимая, пружинная

    • Задняя подвеска

      полунезависимая, торсионная

  • Эксплуатационные показатели

    • Расход топлива (смешанный на 100 км)

      9.2

    • Расход топлива на трассе

      7.4

    • Расход топлива в городе

      11

    • Запас хода

      652

    • Расход топлива, город/трасса/смешанный

      11.0/7.4/9.2

  • Двигатель

    • Тип наддува

      нет

    • Лошадиная сила

      79

    • Киловаттная мощность

      58

    • Мощность при оборотах в минуту

      5500

    • Тип двигателя

      Бензин

    • Порядок работы цилиндров

      рядное

    • Степень сжатия

      9.1

    • Количество цилиндров

      4

    • Диаметр поршня

      76.9x86.0

    • Ход поршня

      86

    • Система питания

      карбюратор

    • Расположение двигателя

      переднее, поперечное

    • Крутящий момент

      127

    • Количество клапанов

      2

    • Объем двигателя в литрах

      1.6

    • Крутящий момент при определенных оборотах

      3500

    • Максимальная мощность

      79 л.с. (58 кВт) при 5500 об/мин

    • Код двигателя

      4G32

    • Модель двигателя

      4G32

    • ГРМ

      SOHC

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Сравнение Mitsubishi Galant VI

Новости Mitsubishi Galant VI


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    Mitsubishi Galant RS Ralliart Group N, 1991

    Chassis No.: E39A0023377 Engine No.: 4063KW9367 Not Sold • Transmission: Manual One of only a handful of factory 'Group N' cars built by Ralliart for the Indonesian Rally Championship which it won in 1991 and 1992. On offer here is an extremely interesting car that is currently owned by its original owner/driver and has a fascinating story to tell. This FIA-spec Galant VR4 RS 'Group N' was supplied to the Gudang Garam Rally Team in 1991 to compete in the Indonesian National Champion, supported by Mitsubishi and Ralliart, who wanted a 'Group N' car competing at top-level rallies based in Indonesia. The car was maintained on a day to day basis by a professional rally/race workshop located in Jakarta, with no budget restrictions during the 1991 and 1992 Championships, funded by Gudang Garam. It was looked after on events by a combination of local mechanics and Ralliart factory mechanics. Parts were supplied by Ralliart and paid for by the Ralliart Dealer Team, who ran two factory 'Group A' cars in addition to supporting the 'Group N' car. To our vendor’s knowledge, it was one of only three cars prepared to full Group N-spec by Ralliart Asia and was built to the limit of the FIA regulations. The shell was prepared to factory 'Group A'-spec with only the fuel tank being 'Group N' and the interior trimmed as required. Our vendor drove the car in the 1991 and 1992 championships, beating most 'Group A' cars and winning the class making it the most successful 'Group N' Galant in Asia. With the arrival of the 'Evo' cars, it was then retired and remained untouched, which was unusual as most Galants were destroyed when the mechanicals were stripped and installed in Evo shells. However, it later came out of retirement to be driven by the team manager's wife, who frequently won the Ladies Class in Indonesian events. The car was finally imported to UK in 1999 by the lady owner and sat in her Collection being cared for by Ralliart UK, until the current owner bought it back to join his Collection of rally cars, looked after by Protec, where it has resided ever since. In summary, it is very rare to find a period competition car offered from its first owner/driver, offering reassurance as to its special provenance. This is a factory-built car, driven successfully by mainly one driver, in completely original spec with its original shell, engine, gearbox, etc. Offered for the first time on the open market, this is an important car in the rally heritage of both of Ralliart and Mitsubishi. The specification is listed below: Original RS engine, blueprinted by Ralliart. Ralliart exhaust and competition AP clutch. Original RS gearbox. Original 'Group N' RS brakes and comp pads. Ralliart spec Bilstein struts/shocks, Ralliart arms. Four-wheel steering fixed by Ralliart not to work as per 'Group A' Original shell, seam-welded, original panels fitted and Ralliart supplied and fitted roll-cage. Works Ralliart 'Group A' wheels fitted with Michelin tyres. Standard interior ('Group N') with original Ralliart seats and steering wheel and 'Group N' dash. https://www.iconicauctioneers.com/1991-mitsubishi-galant-rs-rec13803-2-silverston-0824?pn=0&el=23581&pp=0


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    Mitsubishi Galant RS Ralliart 'Group N', 1991

    Chassis No.: E39A0023377 Engine No.: 4063KW9367 Not Sold • Transmission: Manual Offered directly from its first owner/driver and one of only a handful of factory 'Group N' cars built by RALLIART for the Indonesian Rally Championship, which it won in 1991 and 1992. Offered here is an extremely interesting car that is currently owned by its original owner/driver and has a fascinating story to tell. This FIA-spec Galant VR4 RS 'Group N' was supplied to the Gudang Garam Rally Team in 1991 to compete in the Indonesian National Champion, supported by Mitsubishi and RALLIART, who wanted a 'Group N' car competing at top-level rallies based in Indonesia. The car was maintained on a day to day basis by a professional rally/race workshop located in Jakarta, with no budget restrictions during the 1991 and 1992 Championships, funded by Gudang Garam. It was looked after on events by a combination of local mechanics and RALLIART factory mechanics. Parts were supplied by RALLIART and paid for by the RALLIART Dealer Team, who ran two factory 'Group A' cars in addition to supporting the 'Group N' car. To our vendor’s knowledge, it was one of only three cars prepared to full 'Group N'-spec by RALLIART Asia and was built to the limit of the FIA regulations. The shell was prepared to factory 'Group A'-spec with only the fuel tank being 'Group N' and the interior trimmed as required. Our vendor drove the car in the 1991 and 1992 championships, beating most 'Group A' cars and winning the class, making it the most successful 'Group N' Galant in Asia. With the arrival of the 'Evo' cars, it was then retired and remained untouched, which was unusual as most Galants were destroyed when the mechanicals were stripped and installed in Evo shells. However, it later came out of retirement to be driven by the Team Manager's wife, who frequently won the ladies class in Indonesian events. The car was finally imported to UK in 1999 by the lady owner and sat in her Collection being cared for by RALLIART UK, until the current owner bought it back to join his collection of rally cars, looked after by Protec, where it has resided ever since. In summary, it is very rare to find a period competition car offered from its first owner/driver, offering reassurance as to its special provenance. This is a factory-built car, driven successfully by mainly one driver, in completely original specification with its original shell, engine, gearbox, etc. and is an important car in the rally heritage of both of RALLIART and Mitsubishi. The specification is listed below: Original RS engine, blueprinted by RALLIART. RALLIART exhaust and competition AP clutch. Original RS gearbox. Original 'Group N' RS brakes and comp pads. RALLIART spec Bilstein struts/shocks, RALLIART arms. Four-wheel steering fixed by Ralliart not to work as per 'Group A' Original shell, seam-welded, original panels fitted and Ralliart supplied and fitted roll-cage. Works Ralliart 'Group A' wheels fitted with Michelin tyres. Standard interior ('Group N') with original Ralliart seats and steering wheel and 'Group N' dash. https://www.iconicauctioneers.com/1991-mitsubishi-galant-rs-rec14383-1-stoneleigh-0225?pn=0&el=31591&pp=0


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    Mitsubishi Galant VR-4 Group A, 1990

    Chassis No.: JMBSNE11Y70441 Registration: Bill of Sale Only Location: Monte Carlo, Monaco €90,000 - €130,000 EUR | Not Sold • Winner of the 1990 Rallye Côte d’Ivoire Bandama • Works-type chassis prepared by Matter for Patrick Tauziac • Discovered at a Mitsubishi dealer in the Ivory Coast • Returned to Europe and restored to original specification • Fascinating Côte d’Ivoire rally history Addendum Please note that contrary to the printed catalogue, this lot is offered with a reserve. Veuillez noter que, contrairement à ce qui est mentionné dans le catalogue imprimé, ce lot est proposé avec un prix de réserve. The Mitsubishi Galant VR-4 is a high-performance model that was available in the 6th- (1988–1992), 7th- (1992–1996) and 8th- (1996–2002) generations of the Galant. Powered by the turbocharged 2-litre 4G63 engine, the VR-4 was also equipped with four-wheel drive and state-of-the-art four-wheel steering. The VR-4 was designed by Mitsubishi to compete in the Group A category of the World Rally Championship. To meet the FIA’s homologation requirement of 5,000 production examples, Mitsubishi made the VR-4 available in North America, New Zealand, Australia, Japan and other Asian Pacific markets. In 1988, the Mitsubishi’s Ralliart performance division homologated the Galant for Group A using the Group B Starion Turbo prototype as the mechanical basis. Between 1988 and 1992, Ralliart Europe ran the car in the WRC throughout Europe, winning three races, Finland and Great Britain in 1989 and Sweden in 1991. The Galant also scored 14 podium finishes with such legendary rally drivers as Ari Vatanen, Timo Salonnen, Jimmy McRae and Kenneth Eriksson. The Galant VR-4 would also take three consecutive victories at one of the most challenging and arduous rallies, the Rallye Côte d’Ivoire Bandama. Patrick Tauziac, along with Claude Papin at his side, would win the gruelling round in this very Galant VR-4 in 1990. Interestingly, Patrick Tauziac competed in his local rally for nine consecutive years from 1984 to 1992. He first entered the country’s World Rally round in 1984 when he finished 6th in a Mitsubishi Colt. Along with his eventual win in 1990, Tauziac and Papin finished 3rd- and 2nd-overall in 1988 and 1989, respectively. Kenjiro Shinozuka with co-driver John Meadows would also earn back-to-back wins for Mitsubishi in 1991 and 1992. The following year, the Galant gave way to the Lancer Evolution. This car ultimately survived any further rally use as Mitsubishi simply left their cars behind in Côte d’Ivoire at the end of the season rather than pay the cost to repatriate them. This Galant was eventually found behind a local Mitsubishi dealership and was acquired by the consignor. The VR-4 was then exported back to France and restored to its former glory. Documentation includes a homologation certificate from Matter Motorsport – who prepared the original Works chassis and roll cage – confirming the originality of this VR-4 Group A chassis. La Mitsubishi Galant VR-4 est un modèle à hautes performances qui a existé sur les 6e (1988–1992), 7e (1992–1996) et 8e (1996–2002) générations de Galant. La VR-4, motorisée par le 4G63, un 2 litres turbo, était une quatre roues motrices et quatre roues directrices, à l'état de l'art de cette technique. Mitsubishi l'avait conçue pour courir dans le Groupe A du Championnat du monde des rallyes. Pour respecter les règles d'homologation de la FIA, qui exigeaient une production de 5 000 exemplaires, Mitsubishi l'avait commercialisée en Amérique du Nord, en Nouvelle-Zélande, en Australie, au Japon et sur d'autres marchés de la zone Asie-Pacifique. Ralliart, la division performances de Mitsubishi, homologua en 1988 la Galant en Groupe A, en se basant sur la mécanique de la Starion Turbo prototype de Groupe B. Entre 1998 et 1992, Ralliart Europe engagea la voiture dans les épreuves européennes du Championnat du monde des rallyes et remporta trois courses, en Finlande et en Grande-Bretagne en 1989 et en Suède en 1991. La Galant termina également 14 fois sur le podium, aux mains de pilotes de légende tels qu'Ari Vatanen, Timo Salonnen, Jimmy McRae et Kenneth Eriksson. La Galant VR-4 remporta aussi trois victoires consécutives sur l'un des rallyes les plus difficiles et les plus exigeants, le Rallye du Bandama en Côte d’Ivoire. C'est avec cette Galant VR-4 que Patrick Tauziac, avec à ses côtés Claude Papin, gagna cette épuisante course en 1990. On notera qu'il disputa ce rallye neuf fois de suite, entre 1984 et 1992 ; pour sa première participation, en 1984, il termina 6e sur une Mitsubishi Colt. Avant sa victoire de 1990, lui et Papin terminèrent 3e et 2e au classement général en 1988 et 1989 respectivement. Kenjiro Shinozuka et son copilote John Meadows remportèrent aussi deux victoires consécutives en 1991 et 1992. L'année suivante, la Galant s'effaça devant la Lancer Evolution. Cette Galant échappa à tout autre rallye car Mitsubishi préféra abandonner ses voitures en Côte d’Ivoire dès la fin de la saison, plutôt que de payer leur rapatriement. Elle fut finalement retrouvée sur place, derrière une concession Mitsubishi, et y fut acquise par son vendeur. Elle fut alors envoyée en France où elle fut restaurée et retrouva sa gloire passée. On trouve parmi ses documents un certificat d'homologation émis par Matter Motorsport, qui avait construit le châssis d'usine original, ce qui confirme l'authenticité de ce châssis de VR-4 de Groupe A. https://rmsothebys.com/auctions/mc18/lots/r0085-1990-mitsubishi-galant-vr4-group-a/

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