I really enjoy this website, the stories are great and the pre production images are even greater.
Just wondering if there’s any development pictures and stories from the development of the 5th generation Galant? It’s one of my top favorite Mitsubishi designs. I own a 1990 Mitsubishi V3000 SEi (the New Zealand exclusive model with the 6G72 V6) and I love it to bits.
Thank you for your comment. At the moment the story of 5th gen. Galant is not ready yet but I hope we can post it someday. We have plenty of upcoming stories.
I didn’t know about the Mitsubishi V 3000 but learned it is a combination of Galant Sigma and Galant Sigma Hardtop and was produced in New Zealand. How interesting! I hope you keep on enjoying your V3000.
fantastic site! really enjoyed reading the model backstories and seeing the sketches, renderings and alternate design proposals.. my personal favorite so far has to be the notchback starion.
i hope to see more posts in the future, would love a design story on the eighth-generation galant & legnum. they’re becoming less and less common over here in the philippines – as older cars do, but i’m determined to get my hands on a nice example someday.
Many thanks for your comment.
I am very happy to hear you are enjoying this site.
Also thanks for your comment regarding the eighth-generation Galant &Legnum.
I was the exterior design leader of these models I would love to write the design story in the future.
Great website, I loved reading about the Galant Sigma, I have owned a 79 in the early eighties and I recently bought a 77 1600 GL, turns out to be the oldest registerd one in the Netherlands.
The 79 model was a late model with the chrome moldings removed and I designed it. The front grille design of the early model was a little more dynamic and I like it. Wish you keep and enjoy your Sigma as long as possible.
well done, this website is awesome, my father had a Galant sigma & really enjoyed reading about that dreamy car, I hope some day I could afford coming japan to visit Mitsubishi museum.
I am looking forward to know from Mitsubishi designers specially about early 90’s designs.
best regards
Amho emami from Iran
Thank you very much for your message. Regarding the Galant Sigma, I designed the front grille and was very much inspired by the words of the president, “Our design should be simpl, clear and sharp”. There is no such president who can really lead the designers.
I hope you can come to Japan some day.
About the early 90’s designs, We are planning to post the Diamnte and Sigma story in near future.
Best,
Hallo ! Ich habe ein Mitsubishi Colt 800 von Jahr 1965 Original im Bestzustand geerbt ! Jetzt muss ich leider das Auto verkaufen ! Hätte jemand Interesse dran ! Bitte um Angebote !
It’s a nice surprise to know you own Colt 800! I suggest you check “60s Mitsubishi Colts Australia” on Facebook. They have information about buying and selling Colts.
I really enjoy this website, the stories are great and the pre production images are even greater.
Just wondering if there’s any development pictures and stories from the development of the 5th generation Galant? It’s one of my top favorite Mitsubishi designs. I own a 1990 Mitsubishi V3000 SEi (the New Zealand exclusive model with the 6G72 V6) and I love it to bits.
Thank you for your comment. At the moment the story of 5th gen. Galant is not ready yet but I hope we can post it someday. We have plenty of upcoming stories.
I didn’t know about the Mitsubishi V 3000 but learned it is a combination of Galant Sigma and Galant Sigma Hardtop and was produced in New Zealand. How interesting! I hope you keep on enjoying your V3000.
fantastic site! really enjoyed reading the model backstories and seeing the sketches, renderings and alternate design proposals.. my personal favorite so far has to be the notchback starion.
i hope to see more posts in the future, would love a design story on the eighth-generation galant & legnum. they’re becoming less and less common over here in the philippines – as older cars do, but i’m determined to get my hands on a nice example someday.
Dear Dino San,
Many thanks for your comment.
I am very happy to hear you are enjoying this site.
Also thanks for your comment regarding the eighth-generation Galant &Legnum.
I was the exterior design leader of these models I would love to write the design story in the future.
I hope you get a nice example of the car soon!
Best Regards,
Akinori Nakanishi
Great website, I loved reading about the Galant Sigma, I have owned a 79 in the early eighties and I recently bought a 77 1600 GL, turns out to be the oldest registerd one in the Netherlands.
The 79 model was a late model with the chrome moldings removed and I designed it. The front grille design of the early model was a little more dynamic and I like it. Wish you keep and enjoy your Sigma as long as possible.
Great site
are there any details available on how many Galant Lambda/Sapporos were produced by Mitsubishi
well done, this website is awesome, my father had a Galant sigma & really enjoyed reading about that dreamy car, I hope some day I could afford coming japan to visit Mitsubishi museum.
I am looking forward to know from Mitsubishi designers specially about early 90’s designs.
best regards
Amho emami from Iran
Thank you very much for your message. Regarding the Galant Sigma, I designed the front grille and was very much inspired by the words of the president, “Our design should be simpl, clear and sharp”. There is no such president who can really lead the designers.
I hope you can come to Japan some day.
About the early 90’s designs, We are planning to post the Diamnte and Sigma story in near future.
Best,
Hallo ! Ich habe ein Mitsubishi Colt 800 von Jahr 1965 Original im Bestzustand geerbt ! Jetzt muss ich leider das Auto verkaufen ! Hätte jemand Interesse dran ! Bitte um Angebote !
It’s a nice surprise to know you own Colt 800! I suggest you check “60s Mitsubishi Colts Australia” on Facebook. They have information about buying and selling Colts.
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