
gp version r (5 speed auto) vs gpx 5 speed manual
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gp version r (5 speed auto) vs gpx 5 speed manual
hi there i am new to this fourm so sorry if this has already been talked about. i have heard that the mitsubishi fto gp version (R) is a rare car to find these days. recently i found one for sale the only problem is that it is a auto 5 speed. the question that i have for you guys is do you think that i should buy it any way or maby just buy a fto gpx 5 speed manual. this will be my first car as i am 16 at the moment. o and another quick question is what is the 0 to 100 km time of the two thanks very much for your time. 

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wow thanks for the fast reply never seen such a fast one lol and yea ok im going to go have a look at it tomorow its in quite good condition i just got to make sure the triptronic works corectly if not then yea its deff not a go. they have another fto there that i think is a gpx 5 speed manual so i might have a look at that one any way thanks very much for your input
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hmm yea true thanks for that ill have to test drive them both ... then again being 16 half dont even think i can test drive a carxSlurpee wrote:get a manual buddy ... once you start driving manual solid, theres a pretty noticable acceleration difference between the 2
i wish i bought the original 5speed manual gpx from the scamming dealer instead of my tiptronic gpvr



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yea insurance is going to be such an arse hole i dont even want to talk about itbushido wrote:you can buy mine. $14500.

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well 3sgte i have a very good alarm system on mine. Lots of other goodies too
. All the other cars you mentioned would have very high kms if they are being sold at the same price as the fto. I only have third party fire and theft and i think its sufficient.
Happy shopping.

Happy shopping.
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bushido wrote:well 3sgte i have a very good alarm system on mine. Lots of other goodies too. All the other cars you mentioned would have very high kms if they are being sold at the same price as the fto. I only have third party fire and theft and i think its sufficient.
Happy shopping.
hmm very tempting i just noticed u live in nsw is that right ? im in qld:(. and xslurpee yea i have been going through this for like a year pretty obsessed arnt i lol

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A supra is a supra and an Fto is well...an fto. So i guess its what you prefer driving. Fto will always be a major contender in its class and a supra is in a completely different class of vehicles (RWD supercar).
Supras are generally too much for a 16yo to handle anyway , no offence
Supras are generally too much for a 16yo to handle anyway , no offence

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lol none taken and yea defenetly would have to agree i find a supra is to large and hevay for a first car at 1430kg all the fuel is just being used to move the car .( still a unbelivable car though ) Very nice looking fto by the way ! what is the average kms on a tank for a fto i read that it was about 400km or some thing ? and one final question do these cars have a like lift kick you could say ( you would know what im talking about if you have driven a celica 2zz-ge) can u feel the mivec kick in.koolio1234 wrote:A supra is a supra and an Fto is well...an fto. So i guess its what you prefer driving. Fto will always be a major contender in its class and a supra is in a completely different class of vehicles (RWD supercar).
Supras are generally too much for a 16yo to handle anyway , no offence
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dude the whale weighs in well over 1.5 ton and if you getting a supra it HAS TO BE TURBO'D ... or else well ... lol you can watch my FTO with L's on it overtake you
mivec sure kicks in at 5.5k and your car feels very responsive around that range and roars when 8k ... dude get an fto ... great car for its price i must say
check out the "car for sale" section and check out bushido's!

mivec sure kicks in at 5.5k and your car feels very responsive around that range and roars when 8k ... dude get an fto ... great car for its price i must say

check out the "car for sale" section and check out bushido's!
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