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	== First Generation (1991–1993) ==		== First Generation (1991–1993) ==

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	The first-generation 3000GT introduced the platform with aggressive styling and advanced technology uncommon for the era.		The first-generation 3000GT introduced the platform with aggressive styling and advanced technology uncommon for the era.
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	== Second Generation (1994–1996) ==		== Second Generation (1994–1996) ==

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	The second generation refined the platform with updated styling, drivetrain improvements, and interior revisions.		The second generation refined the platform with updated styling, drivetrain improvements, and interior revisions.
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	== Third Generation (1997–1999) ==		== Third Generation (1997–1999) ==

	~~[[File:3rd-gen-3000gt.jpg\|center\|700px]]~~

	The third generation introduced the largest visual redesign of the platform.		The third generation introduced the largest visual redesign of the platform.

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= 3000GT Generations =

The Mitsubishi 3000GT underwent several major revisions throughout its production run from 1990 to 2000. Enthusiasts commonly divide the platform into three generations based on styling, drivetrain updates, electronics, and interior changes.

== First Generation (1991–1993) ==

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The first-generation 3000GT introduced the platform with aggressive styling and advanced technology uncommon for the era.

=== Key Features ===

* Pop-up headlights
* Active aerodynamics
* Available electronically controlled suspension (ECS)
* Available four-wheel steering (AWS)
* Twin-turbo VR-4 model introduced
* Full-time AWD on VR-4

=== Notable Characteristics ===

* More angular body styling
* Early interior design
* Mechanical HVAC controls on some trims
* Early ECU and electronics systems

=== VR-4 Specifications ===

* 3.0L DOHC 6G72 Twin Turbo V6
* AWD drivetrain
* 5-speed manual transmission
* Active aero system

== Second Generation (1994–1996) ==

[[File:2nd-gen-3000gt.jpg|center|700px]]

The second generation refined the platform with updated styling, drivetrain improvements, and interior revisions.

=== Key Changes ===

* Redesigned front bumper
* Updated side skirts
* Revised rear bumper styling
* Improved interior materials
* Updated transmission and drivetrain components

=== Notable Characteristics ===

* Most commonly modified generation
* Strong aftermarket support
* Improved reliability over early models
* Retained pop-up headlights

=== VR-4 Updates ===

* Larger factory turbochargers on later models
* Revised transfer case design
* Drivetrain improvements

== Third Generation (1997–1999) ==

[[File:3rd-gen-3000gt.jpg|center|700px]]

The third generation introduced the largest visual redesign of the platform.

=== Key Changes ===

* Fixed headlights replaced pop-up headlights
* Revised front fascia
* Updated rear styling
* Modernized appearance
* Interior refinements

=== Notable Characteristics ===

* Most modern factory appearance
* Rarest production years
* Reduced weight in some configurations
* Updated aerodynamic design

=== VR-4 Changes ===

* Continued AWD and twin-turbo drivetrain
* Further drivetrain revisions
* Revised wheel and brake options

== Comparison Overview ==

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Generation
! Years
! Headlights

| ! Notable Features |
| ------------------------------------------ |
| First Generation |
| 1991–1993 |
| Pop-up |
| Early technology, active aero introduction |
| - |
| Second Generation |
| 1994–1996 |
| Pop-up |
| Revised styling and drivetrain updates |
| - |
| Third Generation |
| 1997–1999 |
| Fixed |
| Modernized styling and refinements |
| } |

3000GT Generations - Revision history

Virgil at 21:10, 11 June 2026