Slotting in between the Mitsubishi ASX and the Outlander, the Eclipse Cross is the answer for those in need of a sharp, stylish SUV that comes with the latest gear and imposing on-road performance. Autonomous emergency braking is included in each variant, unlike the ASX, although joined by all the other modern-day accessories to make your driving easier. There is 100kW of power and 250Nm of torque available through the excitable 1.5L turbo petrol engine, and like Mitsubishi’s efforts elsewhere, the CVT outperforms transmission units found in many rival vehicles. Only the Exceed version comes in AWD, which offers greater grip, balance and roadholding characteristics, particularly in corners. With the list of safety inclusions running deeper and deeper the higher you progress through the series, Mitsubishi’s meticulous efforts are on show and accompany outstanding build quality. You’ll find greater storage and towing capacity here than the ASX, including versatile rear seating that is comfortable nonetheless. Sounds like a bargain right? Your only challenge is to get in before all the other new car buyers and realise first-hand.
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