Mitsubishi never sold ANY AWD Spyders. The body structure was so weakened by making it a convertible, the AWD would put too much stress on the body. You would literally be sitting in a pretzel after one good 6000rpm launch.

ALL Spyders were fwd. GS-T was turbo'ed, GS wasn't.

I own a GSX and I fail to understand what "controllable AWD" means? As a matter of fact, I don't live too far from you-- I'd like to see your controllable AWD in your GS-T sometime.


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-1998 Ford Contour SVT E0
BLACK and beautiful, bone stock
-1993 Mitsubishi Eclipse GSX
2.0 dohc I4t 5m/awd, not bone stock
-1993 Pontiac Grand Am GT
2.3 dohc I4 Quad 4 HO 5m/fwd, beater