1999 Mitsubishi Eclipse Gs Spyder Convertible on 2040-cars
Boaz, Alabama, United States
Car has been my daily driver for a while. I will tell you what I know about it (I'm not a mechanic).
- I have kept the oil changed, changed the plugs recently. Car starts first time, every time, runs like a top and has never failed me. - It is fun to drive, and gets a look now and then. Spring and summer days with the top down are the best. - I am selling it because I have a new baby and with the four of us now, this car is a bit small. I had to upsize. The Good: As I said, it starts up every time. It gets good gas mileage, up to 30 HWY if driven gently. Has a very good set of tires. A/C works great, even in the Alabama heat. I have never had a mechanical issue with the car. It is GREAT fun to drive. The Bad: The car has a small oil leak somewhere. I put in a quart every three weeks or so, no biggie. The convertible top motor is disabled. I don't know if it's been disconnected or what. The switch works, because the windows roll down automatically when you push it. It's very easy to lower/raise by hand, so I just did that. I didn't feel a need to get it looked at. The driver's door handle was broken by an oil change "specialist", (thanks Wal-Mart). I have a replacement handle that I have yet to put on. If I don't get it on before sale, I will include it with the vehicle. Vehicle sold "AS-IS" with no warranty implied. |
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