There's something fishy about this car

[stealthee]

1997 Mitsubishi 3000 GT * CALL NOW! *

And I like how it has ONLY 249,555 miles.

[Amphiron]

Looks like someone with terrible taste got a hold of a nice car and drove the piss out of it? It's a SOHC which I think is basically impossible to kill short of draining the oil.

[Sin'sVr4]

lol 4 doors!

[stealthee]

Yea 4 doors, different interior in different shots, and they list it as a manual when it clearly has an automatic shifter.

Maybe no one will notice?

[MADMarc]

lmao Why can't I find my rear two doors?! GAH!

[TwIzTeD_3kGt]

Judging by their horrible detail job with that bra, it's an honest mistake. Honest as in, not malicious, but incompetent.

[Hammer]

I would never call an N/A high performance. But then I grew up with the 69-75 Firebirds and camaros with 350,396,400HO,454SD V8 engines.
I would call that high performance. The 3.0L V6 N/A 6g72 engine just does not fit the high performance catagory for me.

[green-lantern]

If you're looking for a high performance

3.0L V6 12V MPFI SOHC

[TwIzTeD_3kGt]

I would never call an N/A high performance. But then I grew up with the 69-75 Firebirds and camaros with 350,396,400HO,454SD V8 engines.
I would call that high performance. The 3.0L V6 N/A 6g72 engine just does not fit the high performance catagory for me.

Well if those are your high performance standards, the NA 6G72 should fit just fine. Those F-body's only ran 14's at best with those 400+ cu.in. engines in stock form, and weighed more than a VR4. The smaller 350 and 396's were even slower. I'd bet the NA 3S would do better round a track, and in some cases, go faster down the quarter mile than most of those.

Granted I wasn't around in that time so feel free to correct my Google research.

[QuickShift]

I'd definitely say the 3.0L NA 6G72 is at least some form of high performance. as long as it's DOHC and mated to a manual. It's not Ferrari fast, at least not in stock form, but even with the weight of the platform it is faster than most other NA v6's.