Is the 2003 Mitsubishi Eclipse RWD?
front-wheel Drive type. front air conditioning, manual.
When did I Buy my 2003 Mitsubishi Eclipse?
I bought my 2003 Mitsubishi Eclipse GTS in July 2002. It now has 161,000 miles on it and has not had any problems. It always starts and runs. The original brakes lasted over 100,000 miles and its still on the original clutch. It has been the most amazing and reliable car Ive ever owned.
What kind of engine does the Mitsubishi Eclipse have?
The Eclipse coupe also is available in GS or GT form, as well as a value-priced RS trim. The GT packs a V-6 engine, while a four-cylinder powers the RS and GS. Mitsubishi sold 53,217 coupes and 17,134 Spyders in the United States in 2001, according to Automotive News.
Where does the Mitsubishi Eclipse Convertible come from?
The Eclipse is built at a plant in Normal, Ill., which also has turned out the Galant sedan. In fact, the sporty Eclipse is based on the GalantÂ’s front-wheel-drive platform, but no styling details are shared. The Eclipse convertible is offered in either the midrange GS or the top-of-the-line GT trim level.
Where can I get replacement parts for my Mitsubishi Eclipse?
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I bought my 2003 Mitsubishi Eclipse GTS in July 2002. It now has 161,000 miles on it and has not had any problems. It always starts and runs. The original brakes lasted over 100,000 miles and its still on the original clutch. It has been the most amazing and reliable car Ive ever owned.
What’s the price of a Mitsubishi Eclipse GTS?
On GTS, the automatic ($1290) comes with Sportronic and traction control. GS and GT coupe buyers who want just a little sunshine can opt for a power sunroof, packaged with the 210-watt stereo and steering-wheel audio controls ($1170). Leather trim is optional for the Coupe GS and GT ($1780) and Spyder GS and GT ($600).
The Eclipse coupe also is available in GS or GT form, as well as a value-priced RS trim. The GT packs a V-6 engine, while a four-cylinder powers the RS and GS. Mitsubishi sold 53,217 coupes and 17,134 Spyders in the United States in 2001, according to Automotive News.
The Eclipse is built at a plant in Normal, Ill., which also has turned out the Galant sedan. In fact, the sporty Eclipse is based on the GalantÂ’s front-wheel-drive platform, but no styling details are shared. The Eclipse convertible is offered in either the midrange GS or the top-of-the-line GT trim level.