2021 Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross Exceed AWD review | Tech, Design and Value
Main competitors Price as tested (ex on-road costs) $40,790 The biggest visual change to the Eclipse Cross Range comes at the rear where the body has grown by 140mm, increasing boot capacity to 405 litres (and 1172L with the second row stowed away). That’s an increase of 64 litres and 50 litres respectively over the old model. Mitsubishi claims the Eclipse Cross’s growth spurt has also increased legroom in the second row. The good news, that 140mm stretch hasn’t impacted on the kerbside appeal of the Eclipse Cross, which still looks nicely-proportioned and well-resolved, not always the ...
Source: drive.com.au