FS: WGTN - 1998 Mitsubishi Diamante

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#33954 14-May-2009 11:12

Moving on to the big stuff now, as the move overseas gets closer and closer by the day!

This time I'm selling my 1998 Mitsubishi Diamante. Full details here: http://www.trademe.co.nz/Browse/Listing.aspx?id=218469822

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#214818 14-May-2009 12:23

Very very good price for one of these (esp. as its a 3.0 not a 2.5). Nice cars to drive too.
Good luck with the sale.

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#214841 14-May-2009 15:07

Yeah, very good price, and I agree they are lovely cars to drive. I have a 1999 3.5L sports version. After a 1.5L Gemini, its very powerful ;)

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#214844 14-May-2009 15:18

I had a NZ New 2001 3.5L Diamante Advance as a work vehicle once, and it was *brilliant*. More leg room than any other car I have ever had (Including my 2001 SS, 2001 Falcon, and other big vehicles).

Great for us tallies.

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#214866 14-May-2009 16:28

yeah leg room was the key in my getting this car. i tried so many others, even big falcon's and commodores but couldn't find one with as much space for me personally as the diamante. nice adjustable electric drivers seat too which is handy :)

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#214974 15-May-2009 09:38

nice car, shame it's an automatic.

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#214975 15-May-2009 09:40

allstarnz: nice car, shame it's an automatic.

Find me a fully manual transmission Diamante

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#214992 15-May-2009 10:38

tonyhughes:
allstarnz: nice car, shame it's an automatic.

Find me a fully manual transmission Diamante

Ahhh, thats where I love my triptronic. Best of both worlds :)

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#214993 15-May-2009 10:43

The Mitsubishi tiptronics are okay, but I have driven some shockers in my time. Most recently a friends Subaru Tribeca - late model. The tiptronic is so laggy is just not worth using for performance reasons, it only seems good to hold a gear on a hill.