1994 Mitsubishi 3000GT SL from North America - Comments

The rear wiper motor was broken when I bought the car.

The dimmer switch recently went out.

I had to replace the passenger side front caliper at 65,000 miles.

All of the factory speakers are busted except for the front passenger side.

This car is extremely quick and reliable. I have never gotten in my car and it not start. Everything has performed really well except for the small things mentioned above.

This car grabs a lot of attention, especially when it is clean.

I would recommend this car to anyone that is ready to pay a lot to maintain it.

It only gets around 22 miles per gallon.

My Honda got around 38 miles per gallon.

If you want a car that everyone will notice, including your checking account, then buy one. If you are looking for a cheap car with cheap maintenance then do not purchase this car.

You are on the dot right about every bit of this cars performance. I just recentley bought an SL model and have had some transmission problems. Over all, the attention I get in it is unbeleavable.

I have a 94 sl and the car has so many problems I had to replace 8 valves oil pump and some gaskets. also the starter. which cost me about 2300 dollars I am currently waiting for my car to get out of the shop for a new timing belt and a new bolt for the crank pulley. but I have to admit when this car runs its beautiful its very quick and sounds extremely nice and yes the ladies love it along with friends after the new timing belt this engine should be like brand new it only has 73000 miles on it. I am going to sell it when I get it back becuase I am looking for a turbo car like a 240 or eclipse call me I f interested 760 473 0828 my name I s derek.

I don't see how you can say your car is expensive to maintain?.you've had very little go wrong with your car, but you put it down?. I've had nothing go wrong with my 3000GT apart from a CV joint which cost $104.00.My previous car was a Chevy Malibu which I owned the car from new and after 2 years I had already spent $6,000.00 fixing it.