Buy, Sell or Value a 2020 Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross
Buy, Sell or Value a 2020 Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross
The 2020 Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross came in the following variants
and we’ve recorded 244 prices that people paid when buying new. The biggest discount
achieved in 2020 on a new Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross was
about $5,657 or 13.38% off. If you’re trying to sell and would like to
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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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It's got the look that will turn heads. It's got the features that will meet all your needs. It has the performance attributes to leave you delighted. The Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross is a great choice of crossover/SUV and a true all-rounder in every sense of the word. It's a definite step above the Mitsubishi ASX, so the premium is definitely justified for all the versatility and extra class that the Eclipse Cross brings to the table.
The Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross comes with a little extra cabin space and exterior sizing compared with the ASX, although it's not quite as big as the Outlander. With a slightly longer body and a taller stance, the Eclipse Cross has a bit more of a spacious feel to it, even if it is ever-so-fractionally narrower than the ASX. One particular mention, however, is that boot space in the ASX is actually larger than that of the Eclipse Cross, which arises from the design of the cabin, as well as the flexible seating arrangements in the ASX.
Mitsubishi has designated a Suggested Retail Price range of $30,290 to $40,790 for the latest Eclipse Cross, prior to any dealer, purchase or on-road costs. At the entry-level position in the line-up is the Eclipse Cross ES (2WD), while the top-of-the-range variant in the Eclipse Cross Exceed (AWD) will get you all-wheel drive and a host of other bonus features.
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The new-generation Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross may represent a small portion of the sales volume achieved by its sibling equivalent, the aging, segment-leading ASX, but that barely disguises the fact that there’s a gulf of technological advancement separating the two small Mitsubishi SUVs. In 2019, the still-appealing ASX ruled the small SUV category with 20,80...
Ah, Mitsubishi. When my Dad was buying the three diamonds, it was all Astron engines, high-roofed Sigma wagons and then Magnas and stuff. The company knew how to make passengers cars, made them here and if you were a bearded Akubra hat type, you bought a Pajero. And if you were a weirdo you bought the wacky little Pajero io, because why wouldn't you? Times h...
It’s been a bit over two years since the Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross launched, and over two-and-a-half years since I had the privilege of driving a camouflaged, pre-release prototype in the Northern Territory, which was a fascinating experience indeed. Its introduction meant Mitsubishi, in its deeper push into SUV and pick-up territory that’s left only the Mira...
Funnily enough one of the Eclipse Cross’s biggest rivals is the Mitsubishi ASX. The Eclipse Cross is newer, slightly bigger and has plenty more standard features than the ASX, and it will be interesting to see how it fares against its older sibling, whose entry-level price is around $5000 less. Other rivals include the Mazda CX-3, Toyota C-HR, Hyundai Kona,...
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