vr4 is car model
the variant of vr4 meant for turbo charged galant. while vr-g/vr-m for normal aspirated galant.
i dont know much about mitsubishi duh..
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The sixth generation was also the first to see the introduction of the VR-4 variant, which was the basis for Mitsubishi's participation in the 1988–1992 World Rally Championships. The Galant's 4G63 two litre DOHC turbocharged engine and 4WD transmission was later adopted for the Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution with little modification, and would remain in production for fifteen years.
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the seventh generation VR-4 became a less overtly sporting vehicle, eschewing the old four-cylinder engine in favour of a smoother two litre V6 twin turbo. The four wheel drive transmission was retained. The VR-4 version was not imported to the United States.
*Perdana based on 7th Gen
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Mitsubishi opted to further develop the technology in its range-topping VR-4, which was now powered by an enlarged 2.5 L V6 twin turbo. The car featured either a conventional 5-speed manual or an advanced, self-learning 5-speed Tiptronic semi-automatic transmission known as "INVECS-II".
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Mitsubishi offered a high performance sports version Galant, code named VR-M, which shared the 6A12 engine found on the MITSUBISHI FTO GPX. It featured a 2.0 L, 24 valve MIVEC variable valve timing V6 engine, which produced 200 bhp@7500 rpm. The car was capable of 0-60 mph in 6.9 secs
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