1991 Dodge Stealth RT Twin Turbo (3000 GT VR4) Start Up, Exhaust, and In Depth Review

[@drowinwasteland]

It's a mini Viper... and at certain angles looks like a mini Ferrari... that's pretty badass for a twenty+ year old series of cars

[@RoliRuli]

Nomad Drow mitsubishi..

[@drowinwasteland]

I know, it's a rebadged 3000GT. Still looks like a mini viper.

[@RoliRuli]

I cannot find any explanations why the fuck mitsu did that

[@drowinwasteland]

It's part of a marketing strategy known as "Captive Import"

[@Underappreciatedclassics]

Nomad Drow it's a baby viper! Hisss!

[@evancornell5820]

Dodges forgotten JDM tuner. I know its just a rebadged 3000gt, but its still awesome Dodge has this hidden gem.

[@gamingoryx2523]

You know dodge used to own Mitsubishi right

[@ahmedislam2580]

@@gamingoryx2523 Mitsubishi built a lot of cars for dodge

[@jesseking1889]

@@gamingoryx2523 partnership between Chrysler and misubshi you know dodge is Chrysler right

[@orna1377]

Mitsubishi 3000 gt

[@Trance_Kitsune]

Huh..so this is what the inside of my car looks like without rips on the seats and door panels. Awesome!

[@shnoopydoopy6707]

LOL ikr thats how most 3ks are, surprising mine has a pretty mint interior that im grateful for.

[@macmovieman1]

I bought this car new in 1992 and LOVED it! One of the best cars I ever owned.

[@saabkyle04]

I can imagine it would be a real fun car to own. These were so advanced at the time.

[@dtg1019]

True dat true dat

[@chemicalspore]

it's 2019 and I am still in love with this car

[@colonelcactus118]

Its 2021 and i just found this car and im in deep love with it 😩

[@c8z063]

2023 and still love it

[@chemicalspore]

@@c8z063 touche

[@FH99]

This car brings back a lot of memories for me, personally. My dad and stepmom had a 1991 Stealth R/T in this same color. It was a head-turner everywhere they went for several years after they got it. I remember when I was 10, riding in the backseat of it on a 500 mile trip from St. Louis to Talladega, Alabama for a NASCAR race in 1993. One of the main reasons why they chose the Stealth over it's competitors is because it had more front seat legroom than the others. My dad is 6'2" with long legs, so he almost has to try on cars before he buys one. Unfortunately, Mother Nature was the cause of the car's demise when it was totaled in a tornado which caused all of the glass to be broken on the car.

[@fl570]

Pink Stealth!

[@FanBoyStudio369]

Me too

[@MURRAYsaysHI]

You know, this car really holds up after all these years. The exterior still looks cool, and the interior looks pretty darn cool.

[@AntLive29]

I totally agree. Sharp styling. I like it

[@RootsRockRebel]

Kyle, the thing I love most about your reviews is that you are so objective and impartial to every vehicle you review. You let the viewer form their own opinion about the car rather than trying to tell the viewer what you "think" about the car. You are oft-imitated but never duplicated! Keep up the good work, Kyle.

[@whatthehec6736]

This car was no joke. My friend had one and that damn thing flew! It was also one of the best cars at being able to hold a high boost on the turbo with a stock engine.

[@daveattheholdens]

I have owned two of these cars. Everyone who is claiming that they cost a lot to own has either owned one that was not well cared for or has no clue what they are talking about. The first Stealth I owned I bought used and put 250,000 km (155,000 miles) on it over a span of about 7-8 years and other than routine maintenance and a broken motor mount I never had to really spend much on fixing it. Got good money for when I sold it too. The one I currently own I also bought used with about 120,000 km on it. Now it has just over 260,000 km on the odometer and I have never had to fix anything on it - not a single thing. Other than worn seat leather the car still looks new. The factory paint is nothing short of amazing as it stands up well for years, my 1993 still has excellent-looking paint with no de-laminating, crazing, or fading. Absolutely everything still works perfectly and it does not even suffer from the infamous lifter tick that is so common with the 6G72 engine (which you can clearly hear in this video featuring a low-mile car). Second gear synchros are starting to get a bit worn is about my only complaint. This car still turns heads because it is a bit unusual and the styling has held up well compared to many other cars of the era. Compared to modern vehicles the performance is not exactly blistering any more but it is still plenty fast enough. For longer trips the GT design really stands out. It is super-comfortable and eats large numbers of highway miles with ease. When this one dies I will probably look around for another one. A VR-4 Spyder would be really nice. Thanks Saabkyle04 for your video on a car that has always held a special place in my heart.

[@codydrummer]

I also think the Stealth has a cleaner look, except that Spoiler. The VR4 definitely had the better spoiler placement

[@lrm21]

I still remember test driving this car when I was 16 years old in 1992. I wasn't allowed to drive it but got to ride along in the passenger seat. The Salesman, ripped around the streets and it was a rush. Sadly was not my first ride, I went with the VW GTI. But I always loved the Dodge Stealth.

[@socialghost4400]

R.I.P. exciting or just remotely interesting cars made by Mitsubishi. especially since they have decided to kill off the EVO too.

[@midwestsneakerhead6511]

IMMORTEN VALKYRIEN yep!

[@adameaby]

Now they're bringing everything back as an suv...

[@kirbyswarp]

I love how wheel center is the Chrysler Pentastar. I really love the wheels too. So 90's

[@KenCarTechMeow]

I'm a huge fan on turbine look wheels.

[@ProducerLare]

LOVE ❤️ this car! I had one EXACTLY like it back around the year 2000. Traded in my Corvette for it..YES, I traded in a Vette for it!...and never looked back!!👍 Out is the 40+ vehicles I’ve owned over the past 25yrs, this is the ONE car I wish I would’ve kept. 80mph in 3rd gear pushing about 4K RPMs & you still had 2 more gears to go!! 🏎🏎 The AWD & AWS made it rude like on rails. 🎢 Also in this car I achieved the fastest I’ve ever driven a car (before I kinda freaked out 😂)... 155mph!😍🥰

[@killercd4g63]

By miles the best review of this magnificent car, I havv the 95 VR4 model, nearly as clean as this one. Great job Kyle

[@MegaTechpc]

Wow, that interior looks brand new! I've always loved the Mitsubishi 3000GT VR4, er, Dodge Stealth! That turbo six sounds incredible!

[@michaelpetersonjr]

I've always LOVED the Dodge Stealth/Mitsubishi 3000GT's of the early 90s! Awesome video!!

[@joe44272]

These cars are amazing for there time. I just hope someday they will be realized for what they were.

[@RichardinNC1]

I had a '91 3000GT VR-4 followed by a '95 VR-4. Great cars, I enjoyed them.

[@alessandrorivera6029]

would you like to sell one of your vr4 to me ? please u.u

[@RichardinNC1]

@@alessandrorivera6029 both gone 20 years ago...

[@transce]

Wonderful cars. I had a 1994 3000GT (220HP), it's a great car and provides and outstanding value right now in terms of price-vs-performance. Dodge kinda mucked up the body, though, I find the Mits versions much nicer to look at. I still miss this car once in awhile even thought the C5 vette I replaced it with is much faster.

[@abymondesir23]

both cars are nice but the 3000gt looks more exotic/better in the back

[@dropkickproductiontx]

aby mondesir agreed.

[@theDavidChannel1]

aby mondesir disagreed

[@dropkickproductiontx]

David Duarte penis

[@Phenom98]

I disagree. This looks sleek and sexy. Perfectly 90s

[@dk_hulk]

3kgt looks way better. The tail lights for the Stealth way up too high giving it a dull big butt look. Not stylish

[@showmemorefunthings9208]

I had this same 1991 RT Twin Turbo model in red. Such a fun car to drive. Very comfortable for long distance drives and enough performance for most drivers. Wish i never sold it. Thanks for the video!

[@bryonwatkins1432]

This tutorial is great!!!! Just bought a 1991 Dodge Stealth R/T TT AWD with 69,500 original miles!!!! It drives VERY well so far!!!! Didn’t know the Stealth came in a 6 speed!!!! Hope to GOD i can buy one next year in good condition!!!! Mind is in very good condition!!!!

[@rantanamo]

This used to be the debate for us in high school. 3000GT vs Stealth RT

[@ThatOneVr4]

My 3000gt VR4 has the same crack at the odometer reset button as this Stealth. I got rid of that restrictive exhaust with a full turbo catback exhaust. If you remove the radio, you can unplug the connector behind the radio to get rid of that door chime. Looks well taken car of. Also want to point out your info was spot on! I enjoyed watching the video. Thanks for posting it :)

[@RoRcrashslave]

They want $20k for it. Not the worst price but I got a 1995 3000GT VR-4 with 66k miles all stock and clean for only $13k. If somebody wants to drop the money for this they won't be disappointed.

[@CBTalon97]

That's a very low mileage car these days, but a little pricey for a Stealth. I paid about 14k for my low mileage, 57k, 93 VR4 not very long ago.

[@a_capone2188]

I love this car. Since the first time i layed eyes on it.

[@mikesantos011]

Car still looks dope 30 years later

[@s0nnyburnett]

I hope someday in the future these videos get stored into some modern digital equivalent of the library of Alexandria. To lose such comprehensive documentaries on such a wide variety of cars would be shameful.

[@mayiofferyousomealternativ7205]

Just saw one of these for 2,200 on craiglist (93 r/t) and had never heard of it even being a dodge fan. The seller said it ran when it was parked four years ago but not now. someone will probably get it and i don't want to take the risk but it seems like a sick car.

[@joeyfoureyes98]

Official car of Pink Guy!

[@likedcommentsRdeleted]

when you guys say "mint"....spot on....

[@shahram72]

I had that "sluggish" base engine. It was not unexciting for its day and price. I loved it.

[@shaneharrisnj3484]

It's got more character than any of the Mercedes and Fiat based baseline engines we both got years later. Plus, this and the 80s Daytona/Laser/Conquest/Starion were definitely just as underrated as these cars.

[@marvthecrashking]

This reminds me of the Alpha of GTA SA

[@saabkyle04]

Me too haha

[@maikolsanta8410]

marvthecrashking the alpha from Gta sa is based on this car

[@fordmanx3]

Because it is guys 😄

[@spinaldesert007]

Inspired the Banshee lool

[@SouthwestAirlines335]

Never seen this before! I remember when Dodge cars were so popular in the late 90s to early 2000s

[@melvingrimes7886]

I had the pleasure to own three twin turbo RT stealths and mod everyone of them. Back in the day Matt at dynamic Motorsports was the man. When it came to the stealth his line of Dr turbos were second to none.

[@PlanetEaterG]

I wanted one of these back in the 90's.

[@Navaja09]

Chris Boyer how much did it cost in the 90s??

[@jamesnoble8205]

@@Navaja09 a fully loaded Stealth RT was over 40K in early 90s money

[@sgtcat09]

Finally! Been waiting for you to review this. Good work man.

[@chrisced007]

My dad had the exact same car in your video when I was growing up. Ended up trading it in for a 96 Ram in 1996. That was a fun car. I had an 92 RT Auto in Emerald Green. That was was a money pit because of mechanics not knowing what they were doing when changing the timing belt. One of these days I'll own another one.

[@Daehawk]

Always liked their looks back then.

[@jrdnbkr25]

Just bought a 91 stealth RT TT identical to this. So excited .

[@EKFiPod]

lol this 1991 car has steering wheel mounted audio controls while my 2009 civic doesn't have any. smh

[@thezoexperience1]

My 1987 Nissan 300zx has them although they don't work. Hahaha

[@juanmanueldelia3538]

My civic EXS in south america has them, although it is practically an Acura CSX (it has paddle shift, parking sensors, leather, cd changer, usb, aux, etc)

[@sharkheadism]

EKFiPod I just noticed that and I can't believe how long ago that feature was introduced. I was happy as hell to have them on my car when I bought it new 10 years ago. I thought they were a much newer feature.

[@6Mega6Man6]

Too bad so sad

[@wiibaron]

This car was the price of 3 Civics...

[@johnnyharris8059]

I have a 1992 Dodge Stealth mint condition original format it is black it is very sharp

[@kuruptsoul]

I have always loved the looks of the mini viper

[@pontiacGXPfan]

This car looks amazing in Jet Black

[@chrisalvarez7768]

Ah, the stealth! My dad found one of these in a junkyard and tuned it. He brings it to car meets and all that kind of stuff.

[@ryanenstad8928]

This video brought back memories of the 1995 Mitsubishi 3000GT I owned new. 212hp was exhilarating in a JDM car back then and I really enjoyed this car. The front wheel drive in the non-turbo cars was a bummer, but the car was solid. I preferred the cleaner headlight design and rear spoiler of the Mitsubishi variant. Great review and thanks for stirring up these memories Kyle!

[@neonxx7267]

pnk ssn

[@ladder6954]

NeonXX7 yep

[@sebastiancoe4708]

That's the reason I want one, and after doing research, I want one 10 times more

[@AightBro123]

NeonXX7 I knew this car before pink guy

[@neonxx7267]

me too lol i just remembered it from him

[@joeyfoureyes98]

chinko manko machino

[@swsephy]

My friend's grandpa had a VR4. That car was awesome.

[@Kryijer]

my grandparents have one just like this but are selling it because apparently I would kill myself with it. lol

[@rassaneybattiese6932]

This guy does every car - every car.

[@jacquesrichard3835]

Looks great even in 2020..wow what a sharp looking car

[@MiguelAngel-oh1ub]

Bought one of these when I was 17. LOVED to drive it all the time. It was a 91 with 133k miles. Had to get rid of it cause I couldn't afford to fix it; clutch fork broke. 18 now and I'm really considering getting another one cause it was such an awesome car. Not to mention I was the only one in my hs with that bad ass of a looking car. Really into mustangs but another stealth might be my next car.

[@MandieMarie86]

I miss this little gem

[@Sonicaceman]

Holy buttons I forgot how many buttons were kn everything in the 90s j mean real buttons unlike all the touch screen stuff these days, amazing how far tech has came in almost 30 years

[@fusion106]

Thank for describing what the track advance and pause buttons on the CD player do. I couldn't figure out what every freaking button does...

[@allenjackson2846]

My mom had this model stealth turbo automatic when I was 5-7 years old, cool as all hell!

[@daveattheholdens]

+Allen Jackson Not possible. The twin turbo model was only available with a Getrag manual transmission. Your Mom probably had the R/T (or the SL model if its a Mitsu) which looks almost the same but lacks the AWD, 4WS, and has 222HP instead of 300. Those cars came with either a ZF 5-speed manual or an automatic.

[@fordmanx3]

Wish these did come TT and ATX 😎

[@KilleRshAdoW122Shadows]

the beeping is a beautiful sound 😊

[@icantw8]

Looks pretty good for a '91. Hard to believe this car is as old as me.

[@turbojoe2]

Rare now, I've got both a 92 R/T (Fuji blue?) and 92 R/T AWD (Forest green?). Not vr4's but both are rust free and they turn heads. A Gem in pick your part/pick n pull for sure. Take everything people.

[@deloreanfan81]

sweetest car i ever drove

[@FordTaurusSHO93]

SAABKYLE, PLEASE DO A VIDEO OF A 1989-1995 FORD TAURUS SHO. If you do I will love your videos forever.........haha

[@jb0482]

Sabbkyle you are the best youtuber I watch your videos everyday nonstop Im glad I found you (:

[@Slurm_Daddy92]

VR4 and the RT twin turbo were supercars...

[@theDavidChannel1]

I can't believe the overwhelming amount of comments here favoring the styling of the 3000GT over the Stealth. I've always preferred the Stealth's styling; from the blacked out pop-up headlights to the funky rear spoiler, the Stealth was probably my second favorite sports car of the '90s due mainly to its styling.

[@paulhuwa1730]

+David Duarte, dont sweat it, it's a just personal preference. Between actual owners Ive never heard any bickering back and forth one way or the other. Most of the comments come from Sunday afternoon couch referees who know nothing about them really.

[@CBTalon97]

I always liked the stealths, but in the end I ended up with a '93 3000GT VR4. Love it!

[@chrisdavis1151]

I agree bro, the 3000gt is great looking but is boxy also. The stealth has more curves and in my opinion is better looking then the 3000gt.

[@tianhuhu3735]

mitsubishi should made this model again..

[@bradwhite5884]

But it would probably will be become another SUV or Crossover like the rest

[@marcelloribeiro2750]

@@bradwhite5884 sad but true.

[@johndrake2729]

At least Mitsubishi and Ford have something in common ...

[@popkraft]

The common persons sports car of the 90s! Damn I remember how cool these were back in high school. My neighbor got one and I was so jealous because my mom gave me her 1986 VW and he had a brand new shiny 93 Stealth RT :( Haha memories

[@Trades46]

I personally liked the 3000GT (or GTO in JDM) more than the Stealth, but that's probably more of my preference to Japanese over American styling. The Stealth/3000GT are cool cars, but I personally think it was overshadowed by better built rivals in the day. Still cool today however with so much technologies not expected on a 90s car.

[@SpeedComparer]

You can hear the lifter tick :P

[@Tempestuous_Might]

Fucking v6 dodge

[@Djevan41598]

@@Tempestuous_Might Dodge. You gotta get outta its way.

[@boby6110]

I’m picking one up in 2 weeks cannot wait

[@MauFerrusca]

Fantastic video. Thanks to you I learned a lot and felt like I was inside one of my favourite cars of all time.

[@victorkmarshall]

THIS IS A GREAT DETAILED REVIEW!!! SUBBED

[@dtg1019]

My favorite car ever!

[@JoeJohnson-mk4qd]

same.

[@TheJamesbomfray]

Its panel looks like a plane's interior! Fantastisch!

[@thepunchinggamer449]

Happy 7 Year Anniversary!

[@SpeedDudeGTX]

I like how the back seats are like curved out.

[@dct124]

I miss my car so much. This was a Winter Sports car.

[@ATCRyderX]

Still in love with this pig all these years later. This one specifically is near flawless! wow!

[@corvette72778]

Great video

[@gtemplesrt8]

I just found a 95 Stealth RT Twin Turbo I'd like to get but guess I'll see in the morning!

[@astral_plane_crash]

vehicle appears to be alien in nature. almost like an enigma of the sounds and senses. with many noise. very cool indeed mr. saab

[@turbojoe2]

You forget yourself. The 1992 Dodge Daytona Iroc and the Dodge shadow also had the five star "ninja" wheels. Being a past owner of both, I now have 2 rust free Stealth's. Crazy life. At least for now.

[@Rob-mv6bi]

My friend has a 1993 Stealth RTT. One thing I will say about it, after a 13 hour drive down to Miami for spring break this past year, is that those seat are extremely uncomfortable haha that's the only thing I disliked about it

[@paulhuwa1730]

+Rob H, Ive made several 12 hr trips in my Stealth and other cars and one thing I can say is NO car seat is comfortable after 12 hrs....

[@xdbasura]

damn, nice car 👍🏼

[@pixelpowerhouse5141]

This car is gorgeous.... I'm looking at a 93 for $450... all it needs is a new engine control module and a new paintjob.... comes with a spare transmission. Hoping to get it and get it running so i can really experience this car.

[@gageoninja]

The notorious lifter tick! lol

[@helen6527]

I had one. Superb car

[@luksam5713]

Looks like alpha from gta sa man!

[@blackmount1]

Do a really pretty, stock 91-93 3000GT when you get the chance :D

[@JoeJohnson-mk4qd]

13:47, I'm curious about this, was there an option to get 12 psi turbochargers, or was it a tune modification that had to be done to the car post-factory?

[@giorgiograsso9506]

Yeah, I love this car which is a breed between the mistubishi GTO (3000GT) and the viper

[@YourLocalFireAlarmTech]

WOW what a Cool car! I've never heard of a Dodge Stealth before.

[@Ry666]

I forget which exact but I remember this being one of the best cars you could set up in Gran Turismo

[@XsClanMontages]

Hey Kyle can you review the 95 honda del sol, 91 honda crx, 91 geo storm, and the 94 acura integra. Looking into buying one of these but not quite sure which one. Thanks!

[@coinsagE46m3]

ALWAYS wanted one of these when I was a teenager. Even then it was hard to find one in good enough condition to buy as these things were always beaten to hell.

[@footballbarcafan10]

These 3000gts are pretty damn cool.

[@yellofury]

I wonder why they went FWD instead of RWD like all its rivals

[@fordmanx3]

Literally took the words right outta my mouth this car looks RWD from every angle i guess if these were made RWD id be a direct rival too the Z32 300ZX Turbo

[@danielvivastejuelo8168]

@@fordmanx3 Well, all TT 3S are AWD. But anyway, this car's engine is mounted transverselly, so the only options were for it to be FWD/AWD. Why transverse? The answer is simple: to reduce costs. This engine belongs to the 6G platform that came all the way from the mid-to-late 80's and it would've been too expensive to develop another V6 powertrain or to mount it longitudinally. Also, going for FWD meant cheaper entry models. I find it curious, though, that Mitsubishi decided to keep the AWD layout in JDM NA GTOs...

[@fordmanx3]

@@danielvivastejuelo8168 and why they never came stateside AWD na iam sure id be mire expensive having a NA 4WD but what makes me even more curious is why TT cars never came auto pry too expensive too make and parts wouldnt be ceap lol

[@caylumhenderson9396]

@@danielvivastejuelo8168 you can make the awd into a rwd though I’m not exactly sure on the process but there’s a guy on Instagram I follow and he drifts his so really unique platform

[@gammaechofoundationproductions]

Hey, thanks for this review! Such a cool car! I actually sat in one when it first came out, but I never bought one because it was out of my price range at the time! LOL! I look forward to seeing more of your videos! You just earned a new subscriber! :)

[@krugerblue]

This would be only a collectable car today, as the very high level of 90's technology that it encompasses (while it is good if it works) is a nightmare to troubleshoot today