1992 Mitsubishi3000 GT

Subcompact Cars · Front-Wheel Drive · 3.0 L 6-cyl

18MPGcombined

16city

22highway

A year of fuel$4,550

CO₂ from the tailpipe493.7 g/mi

Figures from the EPA label (fueleconomy.gov), the same as on the car's window sticker.

See it on fueleconomy.gov

Against the 1,149 mitsubishi cars

Combined MPG 18 MPGbest 39 · avg 22

Annual fuel cost $4,550best $700 · avg $3,345

Bars are scaled to the best in the list; the mark shows the list average. Lower is better for fuel cost; higher is better for the rest. All figures are the EPA's.

Summary

The 1992 Mitsubishi 3000 GT is a gasoline car classified by the EPA as a subcompact, with front-wheel drive and a 3.0 L six-cylinder engine. This entry has a four-speed automatic transmission. Its fuel economy is listed at 16 MPG in the city and 22 MPG on the highway, with 18 MPG combined. The EPA annual fuel cost is $4,550, and tailpipe emissions are 493.72 grams of CO2 per mile. For buyers comparing this model by running costs, the city, highway and combined ratings show the listed fuel economy across driving categories. The model year, engine and transmission distinguish this entry as the 1992 version with an automatic configuration.

Who it is for

This entry may suit buyers considering a gasoline 3000 GT with front-wheel drive, a six-cylinder engine and an automatic transmission. The fuel economy and annual fuel cost are useful points to consider when comparing running costs.

What is good

3.0 L six-cylinder engine
Front-wheel drive
22 MPG highway
Four-speed automatic transmission

What to know first

18 MPG combined
Annual fuel cost listed at $4,550
Tailpipe CO2 is 493.72 g per mile

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1992 Mitsubishi 3000 GT: the full review

The 1992 3000 GT pairs a 3.0 L six-cylinder engine with front-wheel drive and a four-speed automatic. Its listed 18 MPG combined and $4,550 annual fuel cost are central to weighing fuel use.

Overview

The 1992 Mitsubishi 3000 GT is listed as a gasoline-powered car with a 3.0 L six-cylinder engine, a four-speed automatic transmission and front-wheel drive. Its EPA class is Subcompact Cars. The official fuel-economy figures are 16 MPG city, 22 MPG highway and 18 MPG combined.

The EPA lists annual fuel cost at $4,550 and tailpipe carbon dioxide emissions at 493.72 grams per mile. Those figures provide useful reference points when comparing fuel use and operating costs, though the annual cost is the listed EPA estimate rather than an individual driver's bill.

Key features

Powertrain and layout

The listed configuration pairs a 3.0 L six-cylinder gasoline engine with a four-speed automatic and front-wheel drive. These specifications identify the vehicle's basic drivetrain without implying additional equipment or performance details.

Fuel economy and emissions

At 16 MPG in city driving and 22 MPG on the highway, the combined rating is 18 MPG. The city figure is lower than the highway figure, while the combined number offers one simple basis for comparing the listed fuel economy with other vehicles. Tailpipe CO2 is recorded at 493.72 g/mi.

Who it's for

This 3000 GT listing is most useful to buyers who want to compare a gasoline car's stated fuel economy, drivetrain and EPA annual fuel-cost estimate. Its 18 MPG combined rating and $4,550 annual fuel cost make fuel consumption an important point to weigh in a running-cost comparison. The available figures do not establish maintenance costs, insurance costs or a particular owner's actual fuel spending.

For someone comparing vehicles by powertrain layout, the listing also makes the front-wheel-drive configuration and automatic transmission explicit. EV shoppers can use the gasoline fuel type as a clear distinction when weighing it against electric options, but the facts here do not provide an electric range or charging information.

Pros and cons

Pros

The city, highway and combined EPA ratings are all stated, making fuel-economy comparisons straightforward.
The engine, transmission and drive layout are specified.
An EPA annual fuel-cost figure and tailpipe CO2 figure are available for ownership-cost and emissions comparisons.

Cons

The combined rating is 18 MPG, with a city rating of 16 MPG.
The listed EPA annual fuel cost is $4,550, a substantial operating-cost consideration for buyers focused on fuel spending.
The available specifications do not provide purchase pricing, equipment details, reliability information or broader ownership costs.

Alternatives

For other Mitsubishi models to compare, see Mitsubishi cars. The listed alternatives include the 2027 Mitsubishi Outlander Sport 2WD, 2027 Mitsubishi Outlander Sport 4WD, 2026 Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross 4WD, 2026 Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross ES 4WD, 2026 Mitsubishi Outlander 2WD, 2026 Mitsubishi Outlander 4WD and 2026 Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV. Their linked listings offer a route to compare other model years and configurations; no fuel-economy figures for them are provided here.

Verdict

The 1992 Mitsubishi 3000 GT's listed profile is clear: gasoline power, a 3.0 L six-cylinder engine, a four-speed automatic and front-wheel drive, with an EPA combined rating of 18 MPG. Its $4,550 annual EPA fuel-cost estimate and 493.72 g/mi tailpipe CO2 figure are central considerations for buyers comparing running costs. The available facts support a focused fuel-economy and specification comparison, but not a broader judgment about price, equipment or reliability.