Mitsubishi GALANT VR-4 (J) '96

The Mitsubishi GALANT VR-4 (J) '96 is a road car produced by Mitsubishi. It so far appeared only in the original Gran Turismo and Gran Turismo 2.
==Colors==
There are ten colors available for this vehicle:
* Sofia White
* Hamilton Silver M/Thurston Gray P
* Hamilton Silver Metallic
* Pyrenees Black P/Thurston Gray P
* Pyrenees Black Pearl
* Palma Red
* Palma Red/Thurston Gray P
* Roanne Red Pearl
* Finesse Green Pearl
* Trigger Mauve Pearl
==In-game description==
This description is taken from the original Gran Turismo:
Mitsubishi's flagship car, the Galant, won the 1996 Car of the Year award in Japan. This model offers just one engine each for its front-wheel and four-wheel drives. The outstanding feature of this Galant is the GDI engine on the two-wheel drive model, a revolutionary engine that injects the petrol directly into the cylinders. The 1.8-litre inline 4-cylinder DOHC engine delivers 150 PS and 18.2 kgm. The VR-G Touring is the sporty grade of this 4-door model,Incorrectly referred as a "2-door model" in the game sharing top-of-the-range position with the VR-G Exceed. There is a choice of transmission between 5-speed manual and 4-speed automatic transmission with sports mode. The 4-wheel drive VR-4 is powered by a 2.5-litre V6 DOHC twin-turbo 6A13 engine boasting 280 PS and 37.0 kgm, an engine with a truly overpowering performance. The VR-G Touring, despite its lack of power, provides an attractive well-balanced drive.
==Acquisition==
===GT1===
This car can be bought at the Mitsubishi New Cars Dealership for 29,800 Credits.
===GT2===
This car can be bought at the Mitsubishi Used Cars Dealership for around 17,900 Credits.
==Pictures==
-R-Mitsubishi_GALANT_VR-4_(J)_'96.jpg|A Mitsubishi GALANT VR-4 (J) '96 with racing modifications applied.
File:MGALNL--.jpg|The vehicle banner as it appears in Gran Turismo 1.
File:M2alnl--.png|The vehicle banner as it appears in Gran Turismo 2.
==Trivia==
*The rear bumper of the car's racing modification and the VR-G counterpart has "Hajime Sakai" written on it, who is credited as part of car design and modelling staff in the first two Gran Turismo games.
==Notes==
Category:GT1 Cars
Category:GT2 Cars
Category:Mitsubishi Cars
Category:Cars accepting dirt and snow tyres
Category:1990s automobiles
Category:Sedans
Category:Turbocharged Cars
Category:Winners of Japan Car of the Year