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2003 Mitsubishi Eclipse GS 3dr Coupe 2.4L Manual
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Front Wheel Drive, 3 Door Coupe, Sub-Compact
23 mpg city / 31 mpg hwy
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23 mpg city / 31 mpg hwy
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Pros: Great Looks. Great Performance
Cons: Poor Visibility with top up. Torture Chamber for back seat.
The Bottom Line: The most enjoyable car under $30,0....
Cons: Poor Visibility with top up. Torture Chamber for back seat.
The Bottom Line: The most enjoyable car under $30,0....
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Pros: Great smooth ride! Quick acceleration! Very pleasing to the eye.
Cons: It's pricey! The stereo could use a bit more 'bass' kick.
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Cons: It's pricey! The stereo could use a bit more 'bass' kick.
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Pros: Fun car to drive, nice drop top
Cons: Sporty only in looks
The Bottom Line: Not a bad car, but not a great car either. Lacks sporty feel.
Cons: Sporty only in looks
The Bottom Line: Not a bad car, but not a great car either. Lacks sporty feel.
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Pros: smooth ride, looks sporty, handling is good, quich acceleration
Cons: no room in the back, expensive,
The Bottom Line: not a family car, good sport....
Cons: no room in the back, expensive,
The Bottom Line: not a family car, good sport....
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