A Japan only hardtop derivative called the Emeraude, French for emerald, was launched in 1992, with the seventh generation Galant. For 1992 the emergence of the homologated Lancer Evolution meant the top spec Galant VR-4 was no longer constrained by sporting regulations, and variants with the same engine were sold in Japan as the Eterna XX-4 in 1992 and the Galant Sports GT liftback. The Galant evolved from a compact sedan into a mid-size car over its life.
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Source Wikipedia: Mitsubishi GalantLead paragraph, manufacturertier 2Quote, Lead paragraph, manufacturer
produced by Japanese manufacturer Mitsubishi from 1969 until 2012
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WikipediaSeventh generation (E50/60/70/80; 1992)
A Japan-only hardtop derivative called the (Japanese: Emeraude) (French for emerald) was also launched in 1992
Year: Seventh generation (E50/60/70/80; 1992)
A Japan-only hardtop derivative called the (Japanese: Emeraude) (French for emerald) was also launched in 1992
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produced by Japanese manufacturer Mitsubishi from 1969 until 2012
Seventh generation (E50/60/70/80; 1992), passage 2
1992, the emergence of the homologated Lancer
Body style, sedan: Seventh generation (E50/60/70/80; 1992)
the United States began on 24 May
Body style, hatchback: Seventh generation (E50/60/70/80; 1992)
world premiere at the February 1993 Dutch
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