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The Mitsubishi Galant stands as a testament to Japanese engineering, blending reliable performance with a subtle, understated style. Released in the early 1990s, the Galant quickly gained a reputation as a dependable family sedan and a practical commuter. If you’re exploring how the Mitsubishi Galant 1996 price compares with today’s market, you’re in the right place. Our database gives you a balanced view of the used Mitsubishi Galant price across different conditions, markets, and selling channels, so you can make a well‑informed decision.

Below is a concise yet comprehensive snapshot of the 1996 Galant’s technical attributes. The information is organized as a clear HTML list so that you can scan rapidly and spot the specs you care about most.

• Engine: 2.0 L inline‑4, 16‑valve, 115 hp (European 2‑door), 129 hp (U.S./Australia 4‑door)
• Transmission: 4‑speed automatic (standard) or 5‑speed manual (optional, most models)
• Fuel Type: Regular gasoline, 87 octane (some markets equipped with a higher‑octane option)
• Dimensions: Length 4.73 m, Width 1.77 m, Height 1.48 m, Wheelbase 2.69 m
• Weight: Approx. 1,440 kg (dry weight, varies by trim)
• Drive Configuration: Front‑wheel drive, 5 %.•
• Trim Levels: Base, GS, GL, Ghia, and occasional special editions vary by region
• Key Features: Dual‑zone climate control, power windows, driver‑side airbag (EU models), optional power steering
• Safety: Anti‑locking brakes (ABS) standard in most later-built models; airbags optional in many markets

### Depreciation Insight When evaluating the Mitsubishi Galant depreciation curve you’ll find several predictable patterns that hold across most markets.

• Typical first‑year loss – 15‑20% of the original value, driven by brand, model popularity, and mileage
• 2‑3 year depreciation – 35‑45% drop, tied to the aging vehicle and shifts in market demand
• 5‑year depreciation – overall 60‑70% depreciation, after which the vehicle often leans heavily on aftermarket parts and resale value falls slashing to 30‑40% of original value

This trend reflects whether the vehicle is kept low mileage or upgraded, and also hinges on the region’s demand for segment B sedans. The 1996 Galant’s depreciation table is often used by collectors to differentiate between a model kept “return‑to‑original” and one that’s heavily modified.

### Comparison Context Compared to similar models from the era—Toyota Camry, Honda Accord, Nissan Maxima— the Galant is carved out by its sleek design language and responsive handling. While the Camry may win on comfort and mid‑market dealer support, the Galant’s lightweight chassis offers a sportier driving experience and typically lower maintenance costs. Extending

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Last tracked date	Status	Price	Price rank	Link
3 years ago	used	€34,990.00		Unlock all links