1997 Mitsubishi Eclipse Rs (built And Turbo) on 2040-cars
Columbia, Maryland, United States
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This is a 1997 Mitsubishi Eclipse RS that's been through a motor build, auto to 5-speed with LSD swap, turbo, MegaSquirt tuning system, among many other things listed below.
This is the 420a motor. *THIS CAR NEEDS A LITTLE WORK TO BE DRIVABLE*
The body and paint is in very good condition as it's been garaged almost all of its life. It is a stock body.
The motor is built: pistons, rods, cams, SS valves, all the best internals. The turbo is a T3/T4 type.
Megasquirt (MS2)
T3/T4 turbo kit
Fidanza adjustable cam gears
Koyo radiator
FMIC
Intake filter
Megan Racing 3" SS downpipe
High-flow 3" cat
Greddy Ti-C 3" SS catback
Tial external wastegate
Greddy BOV.
Block including 2.0 bottom end long rod kit (ready to use! already went to machine shop)
Stage 3 Crower cams 254/254
Built head that includes Crower springs, titanium retainers, & SS valves
Boost, Oil Pressure, Oil Temp, Water Temp gauges
770 injectors
Wideband 02
5-speed transmission with Quaife LSD
Fidanza axles
18" ADR Comp 7 wheels with Falken tires-- $700 *Not in pic
front & rear strut bars
Eibach ProKit springs
KYB-GR2 shocks
1G GSX front calipers
2G GST rear calipers
RM 17.5mm rear sway bar
Body/chassis
Water pump, timing belt, and components (installed but never used!)
142,271 miles on chassis// 0 miles on motor
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Despite missteps, Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV a hit in UK
Fri, Jun 20 2014Like a stiff breeze off the White Cliffs of Dover, UK sales of the Mitsubishi Outlander Plug-in Hybrid may have the wind at its back. That's because the Japanese automaker isn't charging any extra, relative to the diesel-powered Outlander. And UK's Duxford Auto Group says it's already feeling the positive effects. The auto dealership is conducting about a dozen test drives a day for potential (and curious) customers, Cambridge News says. More tellingly, Duxford Auto is rebooking another dozen or so test drives per weekend day because of pent-up interest. The company hasn't released UK sales figures, Mitsubishi spokesman Dan Irvin told AutoblogGreen, but Duxford Auto says sales will be stronger than expected, especially since the Outlander PHEV is exempt from UK congestion charges. Mitsubishi introduced the Outlander PHEV to the UK this spring. The bonus there was that, inclusive of a UK government grant, the car was priced at the equivalent of about $47,000, or about the same price as the base diesel-powered version. The model, which pairs a 2.0-liter gas engine with an electric motor, has an all-electric range of 32 miles. Mitsubishi ran into problems with the Outlander PHEV in spring 2013 after a battery melted at a Japan dealership, causing the company to halt production on the model. The company later discovered that some of the batteries were short-circuiting due to a flaw in the screening process. Once those issues were solved, Mitsubishi doubled its production rate last year to make up for lost time. Meanwhile, Automotive News reported last month that California regulators will delay sales of the model in that state to late next year or early 2016 because of battery issues. The state, easily the largest US plug-in vehicle market, wants Mitsubishi to include battery-degradation monitors for the car's lithium-ion batteries. Mitsubishi spokesman Alex Fedorak refuted the report that the Outlander PHEV may not be available in the US until 2016. "Launch plans for the US version of the Outlander PHEV remain unchanged with an expected debut of Fall 2015," Fedorak told AutoblogGreen.
2023 Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross gets standard all-wheel drive
Wed, Apr 6 2022Following a significant refresh for the 2022 model year, the 2023 Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross subcompact crossover is mostly the same. Except now it's only available with all-wheel drive. All of the front-drive variants have been dropped. A side effect of this decision is that the Eclipse Cross now has a significantly higher base price. Last year's ES with front-drive started at $25,180 including destination. The new all-wheel-drive ES starts at $27,235. But compared with the old all-wheel-drive ES, the new one is just $455 more. Pricing for the whole lineup is below. ES: $27,235 LE: $28,685 SE: $29,685 SEL: $30,935 For that extra $455, the ES now includes LED headlights and fog lights. The LE trims and above also get new available 18-inch alloy wheel designs. The SE gets a silver front bumper trim piece, and the SEL's lower side trim is body color. Related video: This content is hosted by a third party. To view it, please update your privacy preferences. Manage Settings.
Mitsubishi Mirage G4 sedan debuting in Montreal
Thu, 09 Jan 2014Around this same time last year, Mitsubishi used the Montreal Auto Show for the North American introduction of its 2014 Mirage. This year, the Japanese automaker will reveal the sedan version of the subcompact wearing the Mirage G4 nameplate, according to the auto show's website and a couple of fresh teaser images.
We got our first look at this Mirage sedan as previewed by the Concept G4 at the 2013 Shanghai Motor Show, and the production version of that sedan ended up wearing the Attrage name in Thailand and other global markets. There's no official information from Mitsubishi at this time about the Mirage G4, but we wouldn't be surprised to see the small sedan follow the same path as the hatchback, showing up for a US debut at the New York Auto Show before going on sale in the fall. Check out the teaser images in the gallery below.




