Thinking of buying a Galant
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Thinking of buying a Galant
I'm thinking of buying a 2003 Galant, as of now I'm driving 1997 Sunfire. Had a few problems with it this summer and i really want to get rid of it before it falls apart.</P>
Now i read a lot of reviews and generally they are good.....anybody here has 01-03 Galant ? Any tips as to what i should look for or any thoughts on the car?</P>
I know people who run dealership that has them and as of now they have 5 Galants..... check out the link (BTW prices are in Canadian Dollars and millage is in KM not miles)</P>
http://www.trader.ca/KCCLeasing/defa...1&trader=1</P>
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Thinking of buying a Galant
The Galant is a good car and easy to maintain if you find one for a good price just call a dealership with the vin number and ask them to do a search on the car for recalls and history , if the car was totaled and has a reconstructed title you may not find that out until you take it for a warranty claim and get turned down</P>
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Rick</P>
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Thinking of buying a Galant
I absolutely LOVE my Galant. It has been an excellant car, 4 cyl that drives like a 6, or better! I have taken this car to 140 mph many times, and it handles curvesNO prob.</P>
The one time when I did have mechanical trouble, it was easy on the budget. First trouble with nearly 98,000 miles on it~ now THAT'S a good car!!</P>
I use mine as a family car, and it has never let us down. The WORST thing for a Mom is to have a car full of kids and car trouble! This has been a great car and well worth it's cost. I bought it new off the showroom floor, didn't want fancy, but got alot of nice options included even in the lowest model. I have family members with other more expensive, so called nicer cars, that do not have these neat little things on there cars.</P>
Mine is a 96, so I can't say anything about the newer models. My brother in law had a 3000GT and a 98 Galant. Loved them both, but had minor tranny problems with the Galant.</P>
I will not part with my car, but may look at Mitsubishi again for another.</P>
Happy driving,</P>
Honeybean</P>
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