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Mitsubishi Galant : Used

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An affordable and solid used-car buy
A ‘scan’ by a Mitsubishi trained technician can reveal any sensor or computer-related issues, including problems with emissions control sensors and oxygen sensors, which could be pricey to replace.

Check for wet carpeting in the footwell areas, which could be caused by a blocked air conditioner condensation drain or sunroof drain tube.

Note that a rattling sound from under the hood or under the car could be caused by a loose heat shield, and that a scraping or rattling sound in the steering column could be caused by a loose part of the turn-signal cancel mechanism.

2009 Mitsubishi Galant Ralliart (Photo: Matthieu Lambert/Auto123.com)

Check the vehicle’s timing belt service interval, ensuring the belt isn’t overdue for a change. If it is, and fails, it could result in engine damage.

Finally, make sure the climate control fan works as expected at all speed ranges, and operates free of any unwelcomed noises or vibrations. If that’s not the case, the fan may be on its way out.

The Verdict Of A Used Mitsubishi Galant: The Galant seems pleasantly free of large, systematic or worrisome problems. Combined with the excellent factory powertrain warranty (10 years or 160,000 kilometres), it’s a sedan that most shoppers can buy with confidence.

Expect lower-than-average residual values and slightly higher-than-average fuel consumption in exchange for the Galant’s relatively confident performance as a used car.

2009 Mitsubishi Galant Ralliart (Photo: Matthieu Lambert/Auto123.com)


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