Mitsubishi Colt CZT

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What does everyone think of these? Anyone been in one?
Apparantly, they weigh about 750kg, have a 1.5 litre Mivec Turbo engine, pushing out 150bhp. Combined cycle of 41mpg and extra urban of 49 - impressive.
I'm gunna try and get a Test Drive in one during the new year. just wondered what people thought of em. Seems to hark back to the hot hatches of old to me.
 
I like these.

A bit oddball, but the little 1.5 Mivec is a good engine.

I think theyd be good buys in a few years time.

Also, it is light, but not as light as stated. Its 1070kg, which by thse days standards, is light.


Edited to correct Weight
 
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Either way, 0-60 in 7.7, top end of 130. Seems quite tasty.

Edit: 0-60 looks to be 7.2 according to Mitsib themselves.
 
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i think it was on top gear once, they said it was really chuckable and fun. had a test drive yet?

i like the way they look. more individual than the usual saxos out there
 
Yeah, Oddball sums it up for me. They are a little bit different to the rest of the stuff flooding the market. Good blend of economy and performance.
Engine apparantly can be mapped to 180bhp, same as the brabus smart forfour which uses the same motor.

You can already get 2005 platers with less than 10k on for 7500-8000 which aint bad.
 
Matt82 said:
i think it was on top gear once, they said it was really chuckable and fun. had a test drive yet?

i like the way they look. more individual than the usual saxos out there


Gunna try one in the new year. Odd cars just seem to appeal to me. Probably why I have a Fabia VRS atm.
 
They look quite cool, never really paid much attention to them before :

mitsubishi_colt_czt_15_turbo_2005_13.jpg
 
I test drove one last year and was very impressed with it, the turbo kick at high revs was great and the hard setup is great for cornering and booting it around country roads.
 
I went for a test drive for one today, was a second hand one, 05 reg but i loved it, the turbo kick is great, the only problem was a resonating rattle on the dash, but the engine sounded sweet.
 
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