1994 Mitsubishi Galant Review (continued)
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Summary

Unfortunately, despite improvements made this year to the Galant's interior, it still feels smaller inside than comparable vehicles we've tested. And maybe above all, there's still a very real prejudice against four-cylinders in the Galant ES's price range.

On the plus side, the Galant ES has ride and handling that rival the European models, as well as an effective power train that has addressed previous problems concerning noise and vibration. And it's hard to ignore a car loaded with standard features that run the gamut from cupholders to cruise control.

(Source: New Cars Test Drive)

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