Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross Parts

The Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross entered production in 2017, bringing the historic badge into the compact crossover market but featuring solid Mitsubishi engineering. In North America, a turbocharged inline-four, 1.5 liters direct injection provides 152 horsepower and 184 lb-ft of torque to the Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross, which has a continuously variable transmission and eight-step Sport Mode for engaging shifts. A 105.1-inch wheelbase, front three-point strut tower brace, and rear structural bonding keep the Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross rigid and responsive, and an electronically controlled 4WD system apportions torque between axles as conditions change. Estimated fuel economy is 26 mpg city and 29 mpg highway for front drive trims, while worldwide markets receive diesel and PHEV versions of the Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross for a wider range of economy options. Urban driving is suitable for the Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross, whereas long drives are also suitable for the Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross. Exterior styling features a dynamic shield grille, wedge profile, fenders, and a split rear window with LED bar, which create a poised stance. Inside, a black and silver cabin is an integrated horizontal dash, head-up display, touchpad controller, and 60-40 sliding reclining rear seats to expand cargo volume from 22.6 to 48.9 cubic feet. Owners can choose real parts for longevity, components for individuality, service for maintenance, brake parts for safety, suspension for handling, and certified parts to maintain factory specifications. Thus, the Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross offers balanced capability. All in all, the Eclipse Cross accommodates a lot of lifestyles.