Is the 2023 Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross a worthy competitor?
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- čas přidán 30. 07. 2024
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While the name may hearken back to the days of legendary Mitsubishi sports cars, the 2023 Eclipse Cross is anything but sporty. That doesn't mean, though, that you should skip it if you're in the market for a compact SUV that now comes standard with AWD, a slew of safety features, lots of cool tech and really aggressive styling.
For 2023, Mitsubishi keeps this turbocharged crossover much the same at first glance, but does throw in some new standard features, some new visual cues to enhance aesthetics and once again provides one of the best warranties in the business. If you can get over the somewhat plasticky interior, and the engine's subdued nature, this easy-to-maintain Mitsu could be just what you're looking for.
Does this 2023 Eclipse Cross hit the mark? Let us know in the comments below!
0:00 Intro
1:48 Under the Hood
3:30 Exterior Walk-Around/Specs
6:02 Cargo Space
6:51 Rear Seat
8:33 Front Seat/Cockpit/Center Dash
14:27 Road Test - Auta a dopravní prostředky
I just bought a 2023 Eclipse Cross yesterday and I love it ❤❤❤
I bought mine 2 weeks ago and I’m in love!
@@elisestamper492 how's the second row leg room and comfort. Can it seat 3 in comfort
Got it today. First car I ever had that wasn’t a beater.
Next month I’ll be 67.
I can't afford a 2023 I am looking at the 2020 are they any good?
Jealous...
On a trip I drove 407.3 miles (100% highway driving) and it took 13.6 gallons to fill up in my 2022 Eclipse Cross SEL w/touring package. This averaged 29.9mpg and with a 16.6 gallon tank, still had 3 gallons of gas remaining in the tank. A year and a half after purchasing, the Eclipse Cross has been trouble free.
That’s awesome!!
"Is the 2023 Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross a worthy competitor?" - Yes !
I bought my 2023 SEL Touring edition 2 weeks ago and I’m in love. All the safety features, heads up display is cool. Love the front AND back heated seats. Don’t sleep on this one. Not meant to be a sports car, but I didn’t want a sports car. Everyone in Ohio drives the same thing. The EC is a beauty for sure. You get all the luxury benefits without the price.
Mitsubishi Ecipse Cross except a incredible design is very comfortable and reliable car.
These vehicles are great. With inflation an affordable car is what people care about most. The amazing reliability and warranty is a plus. Youre not cross shopping this with an audi or lexus. Owners know what they're getting for this price and most of them are more than happy with the product. Good review
8.2 s, 0-60 mph is actually pretty good for the segment. The Toyota Corolla Cross has a 0-60 mph that's over 10 s, same with the new Honda HRV. And most of the leather in the back seats is real, since Mitsubishi says "leather appointed."
Mehh it’s decent but, it’s a turbo engine - the two you mentioned aren’t! I thought this was a smooth power delivery, but could’ve had more oomph because of the turbo and “Eclipse” moniker.
With the classic GS-T and GSX Eclipse's of the past, they did have 2.0 liter turbo engines, and were quick, but achieved only 19mpg city. So while I understand the criticism with the cross lacking some power, the Eclipse Cross does get 25mpg city and is WAY more refined than the older eclipse ever was. I currently own a 2022 Eclipse Cross and a 2009 Eclipse GT (3.8 liter v6), and previously owned 1st and 2nd generation eclipse's.
I agree, 0-60 8.2s is just fine for the segment, no complains for me.
@@overdrive_reviews the corolla cross cost more and it is slower , that is the point , but no one complain about the corolla cross.
I’ve owned one for 2 years no complaints it’s a great awd cuv which is backed by the best warranty
After watching your review I just booked this car today and I'm getting it after a week. hope everything goes well because this is going to be my first experience with Mitsubishi,
How's the fuel consumption and overall experience dear bro
I have the 2020 version (after the redesign) and came here to see what has changed in the last couple years. From the video it seems pretty much everything is still the same. I am very happy with the car, as you said it is a very comfortable car.
My 2022 Eclipse Cross is now over 2.5 years old and still smooth & quiet and trouble free.
Love the design, so cool and modern
did you test the same sel than i got reat heated seat hud view on windshield i seem to hane more option even sweden leather and soft leather on front
Please advise the Air Bags distribution, and also the Speakers System. Also, please confirm that the base model has also all wheel Super Control. Many thanks and regards.
TLDR: This review is FIRE! Thank you!
Solid review, thorough and objective on pros and cons...and yeah, I agree...at this price point relative to others' current pricing, it ALL matters. For me (not saying I'm right), if the EC can be had IRL for $5-8k less than same-equipped competitors, then okay: buttons and Win 95 UX, engine/wind noise, hard surfaces are more easily dismissed. FWIW, I owned a Mitsu ('93 Dodge Stealth 5MT - captive import of legendary 3000) for 10 years ('94-'03) and 100k+ miles and it ran like a top. Gorgeous in and out, amazeballs ergonomic interior (that starter button placement on Eclipse Cross, yeah, ummm WTH?!), was plenty quick and sporty for its weight (164hp or so) with an engine that purred like a lion when you punched it, had soft touch buttons and killer Mitsu stereo with 10-band equalizer - and it was the friggin' *base* model, go figure. Stupid comfortable all_the_time, still my favorite 10-hr+ road trip car ever (great, simple, manually tuned lumbar support standard on base model then!) and I've owned pretty nice Acuras, GMs, Hondas in the interim.
Context: chintzy bean counters have taken over Mitsu after unfortunate accounting scandals of past decades - not current management's fault, though - Mitsu got left holding the bag after MB/Chrysler divorce (that marriage should've never happened!) and have never quite recovered...but I digress!
I do give them credit for maintaining a US presence, sadly more than we can say for Suzuki which was also a value-prop car brand...my wife owned an XL-7 w/ 100k wty...which was a very capable/nice ride until about 90k when it started giving up the ghost - that warranty was MUCH needed! For me, the value isn't_quite there with EC vs. Toyota, Honda, etc. but everything is crazy expensive now. Likely still WAY better quality than Hyundai/Kia craptasms. Don't misunderstand me, fanboys, I'm also a big Mitsu supporter even with current shortcomings.This is, after all, the company that cared enough to bring us the Starion ESI-R, 3000 GT VR-4, Lancer Evo, etc. - a simply incredible (!) history of cutting edge tech, performance and styling that rivals and/or surpasses any other non-boutique major brand!
Great and thoughtful review once again, I can tell you're a true car guy and care about quality everything...thanks for taking the time and effort. It really shows in your writing, delivery, cohesiveness and production values. Sorry for my long post, I just love to talk cars! Liked and subscribed! 👍
This might be my favorite comment ever! Thanks for the kudos ✌🏻
Mitsubishi needs to bring back the lancer.
Picking up my 2023 S Carbon model in a couple of days. Can any existing EC drivers confirm that it comes with remote starter.
Your comments are really from the heart ❤️ and very honest.. I appreciate that very much, not Being in the corner from the car dealer but from the perspective f the customer. Therefor I would like to ask your opinion about the following. I’m a Tourguide that would like to have a new van. I need a car that can give me traction, safe on gas ⛽️, between 12/15 seater 💺. Has to be tough to be able to do different transfers. Island tour, transfer to the beach(white sand), practical for restaurant transfers(evening). Able to get Standard features like rear camera, nice music 🎵, 18” tires(if possible),
Thanks Richard! And wheww that’s a big ask. My only thought would be a big Sprinter van from Mercedes or the Dodge Ram Promaster. Do some Google-ing, lots of great info out there. Can’t go wrong with the Sprinter, tho!
Nice presentation
I live in Brazil and intend to buy an SUV for long trips on and off road.
Compared to the Subaru Crosstrek 2023 Non-Hybrid,
What is the best?
More robust?
Thanks
I haven’t tested the Crosstrek! Not sure about that one. Thanks for watching :)
Went to see one at dealer. I fell in love with the body but I found the interior very old style like this 2023 was a repeat of 2022, 2021 and so on. That was a major let down for me. But the body in red color has the wow factor. I really have mixed feelings but in a nutshell, I was a bit enthusiastic.
Are you sure this doesn’t have apple car play??? Our 2023 does 🤷♂️
All in all good review
Agree lumbar
Agree radio 1995 😒
Nice styling new fresh looks Lexus for less. Did you know the front camera warns when you enter school zones?
With cruise you can't get 32mpg max on interstate driving.
Hello and thank you for all the information you provide in this video, my question for you is which one you consider a better option, the Eclipse Cross or the Corolla Cross? Thank you very much for your answer.
I’ve never driven the Corolla Cross! Can’t really weigh in there. Toyota is a higher-quality product, most often, and has a higher resale value. They’re also generally more reliable. On the other hand, Mitsubishi has an incredible new car warranty - 10 year/100K miles. And you get a lot of bang for your buck as far as amenities, tech and AWD systems.
@@overdrive_reviews Thank you very much, I am so impressed for your quick answer, I really appreciate it.
Good bang for the buck!
Agree the radio tacky 1995 😃 for a company that knows electronics well. They should upgrade Tom Tom to 2022 model. A cheap recall would do it.
CVTs are not good for a turbo no Maserati.
The styling is great. Honda CRV and RAV 4 more $ and tired look.
Cross bettervisibility
S/AWD extra on others
I was sold until he said turbo engine and that is a deal breaker for me. Just something else to go wrong. I do not care how reliable Mitsubishi's are. The fact that it is there says no.
Where did you get your mpg numbers? I see 25/26 and Mitsubishi says the seats are leather. You do great reviews but your irritations are not the norm as I owned many Mitsubishis and many luxury cars but I trust Mitsubishi vehicles for long drives as they are very reliable and very easy to maintain yourself.
My beef is the EC. Competes with the Outlander ES price wise which makes no sense.
Now the Sport competes price wise as well. Makes no sense.
I always keep a Mitsubishi around for my everyday driver ... Simple and basic.
Some of us like that.
Mazda cx5 drives like a car, but this one a real mini suv with great seating position and suvish body rolls. Cx5 is really planted and peppy.
I’m surprised it doesn’t have Apple car play. My Mirage has it & I have the basic model 🤔
Younger Mitsubishi gives an additional 100k powertrain no charge.
Your Pennsylvania dealer needs to know that, but they already do.
Worth the cross money or drive to buy it?
Who the heck drives 100 mph on the regular anyway?
👀
In California at least 50 percent do....lmfao...
@@imdone1965 going around curves? I'm done
will a 1.5 L engine last with a turbocharged engine?
Depends on how you drive it.
The problem with this car is that Mitsubishi doesn't want to offer more than competitors in its class, just the same. Shouts of me too, me too. Why would anybody want to buy it, when its competitors. i.e., Toyota offers a vehicle with decades of proven reliability and better resale value as compared to a similar Mitsubishi vehicle.
What's the Toyota rival, the Corolla Cross?
From my experience the eclipse cross is insanely quiet , you barely hear the engine at all. You literally have to floor the pedal to hear the engine.
It's definitely more quiet than a rav 4. It also has better acceleration than the corolla cross its competitor as well as the Honda hrv.
0-100 in 8.6 seconds is good enough acceleration. This Is not meant to compete with a Ford mustang or other sport cars.
Other nice touches are lights on the door handle, lights in the door pockets. It's a nice cool effect at night.
Do you recommend over a for example Ford Escape SE 2022? I have this Eclipse or Escape as options
@Javier Iraheta I definitely recommend the eclipse cross over a ford escape. Ford eco boost engines have alot of problems. If you plan on keeping your vehicle for long, go with the eclipse instead. It's made in Japan and have a high build quality.
@@warcrabcyber9908 Do you have EC? How many miles does your EC have?
Thank you , I'm looking for that vehicle and trying to find the most comments on the cabin noise
I think the 2023 is 179 inches long. It is in fact real leather.
It's not CUV
It's SUV
🙏🙏
Why would an expensive car in 2023 not come with Apple Air Play/ Android Auto.... so lame :"S
shame mitsubishi pulled out of the uk ....
Dude is concerned about buttons? Come on man.
Everyone should be concerned about buttons.
@Overdrive Reviews Yeah, that's really important for sure.
@@suede100s1.5 liter with a turbo...that's a hard pass!
Doesn't have rear AC vents and the rear power tail. So bad at this price
They should just stop making cvt's overall
My 4.3L Lexus gets better gas milleage.... what the hell are these engines
I'd go with a Mazda CX5 over this no doubt about it.
Ya go price one, we did and Mazda had zero incentives and wouldn’t budge on inflated pricing. Eclipse cross has been great so far as a daily driver!
@HFSswfl I purchased one for 28k with 0 dealer add ons....
Enjoy that eclipse cross.
I haven't seen one on the road , wonder why?
@@imdone1965I see them everywhere now that I own one, guess I’m just noticing more. Mazda is great, enjoy it.. glad you got a deal.
Mazda's prices have gone through the roof!!! Esp. If you want some good features
@@taziedevil1 you pay for a better product.
😮what a piece of crap. Thanks for the heads up.
Yeah, my Crosstrek is 10× better.
And doesn't cheap out on features.
Still on the road mate? Lol
@@01tabuu hell yes. 16k+ miles and not a single problem or complaint.
On its third oil change this year