2004 Mitsubishi Galant Review Summaries

What reviewers liked most about the Mitsubishi Galant:

Galant grows from compact to midsize dimensions in a redesign that brings new styling and more power.

-- Consumer Guide

A surprising amount of road feel is transmitted through the driver seat, and the steering, although a little sloppy on-center, feels responsive when entering turns.

-- Edmunds.com

Even the DE is fairly well equipped, with items including air conditioning, AM/FM/CD sound system, remote keyless entry, rear defroster and power windows, locks and mirrors.

-- MSN Autos

The 2004 Galant is entirely new. It's substantially larger than the previous-generation model. Nearly 5 inches has been added to the wheelbase, 3 inches to the overall length, 4 inches to the width and 2 inches to the height.

-- New Car Test Drive

The 230-horsepower V-6 feels lively and competent, with good acceleration and response.

-- Cars.com

What reviewers liked least about the Mitsubishi Galant:

The rear seat is reasonably roomy and adequate, though the seating position is a bit low and the bottom cushions could offer a bit more thigh support.

-- New Car Test Drive

Mitsubishi Galant Comparisons:

Overall, the Galant's ensemble still can't match the refined look and feel of an Accord, Camry or Passat cockpit, but there's no question that it's distinctive.

-- Edmunds.com