Used 2022 MitsubishiEclipse Cross ES

Performance & PowertrainThe 2022 Eclipse Cross ES is powered by a 1.5-liter MIVEC turbocharged inline-4 engine.Mitsubishi Newsroom+2Kbb.com+2It produces 152 hp at around 5,500 rpm and 184 lb-ft of torque from a relatively low rpm range (around 2,0003,500).MotorWeek+2J.D. Power+2It comes with an 8-step CVT (continuously variable transmission) that simulates gear shifts (sport mode) to give a more engaging feel.Enterprise Services WA+2Mitsubishi Newsroom+2As for the 4WD system, Mitsubishis Super All-Wheel Control (S-AWC) integrates 4-wheel drive with active stability control, active yaw control, and other systems for enhanced grip and handling.Mitsubishi Motors+1Driving Feel & DynamicsThe steering feel is pretty direct, giving you confidence on twisty roads.MotorWeekYoull feel a nice torque punch early from the turbo, but acceleration tapers somewhat as speed increases; 060 mph is around 8.6 seconds (tested).MotorWeekBraking performance is strong MotorWeek measured a 600 mph stopping distance of 103 feet, which is very respectable.MotorWeekThe ride leans a bit toward comfort the suspension soaks up bumps well, though on hard braking theres a moderate nose dive.MotorWeekEfficiency & Fuel EconomyFor the AWD version, the EPA-equivalent fuel economy is around 25 mpg city / 26 mpg highway / 25 mpg combined.MotorWeekIt uses regular gasoline, which helps keep fuel costs more manageable.Kbb.comInterior & PracticalityThe Eclipse Cross seats 5 people, with a compact yet versatile cabin.Kbb.comCargo capacity (with rear seats folded) is good KBB reports up to 50.1 cu ft of cargo space in some configurations.Kbb.comThe turning circle is fairly tight, making it maneuverable in city driving: its overall wheelbase, steering ratio, and turning radius are optimized for urban environments.Enterprise Services WABuild quality has been improved for 2022; Mitsubishis brochure notes better materials and a more refined feel throughout the cabin.Mitsubishi MotorsTechnology & FeaturesThe 2022 model offers modern driver aids and safety systems, thanks to the S-AWC platform (stability control, yaw control, etc.) that helps in challenging conditions.Mitsubishi MotorsWhile ES is the base trim, it still has enough features to be practical and comfortable enough to make everyday driving smooth and confident. (Note: for very high-end tech, higher trims may add more.)According to Mitsubishis spec sheet, there are standard brakes with 4-wheel ABS, electronic brake-force distribution, and brake assist.Enterprise Services WADesign & StyleThe Eclipse Cross has a bold, modern look: sharp body lines, a sculpted profile, and a somewhat coupe-like roofline but with SUV practicality.Mitsubishis 2022 refresh emphasizes a more refined, mainstream design while keeping its distinctive elements.MotorWeekThe roomy rear hatch and upright rear end make it more useful than a coupe crossover you get style and cargo versatility.Strengths & Exciting PointsAll-Terrain Confidence: With its 4WD S-AWC system, the ES version feels more capable in bad weather or on slippery roads than a typical FWD crossover.Turbo Power + Efficiency: The 1.5L turbo gives you a good torque punch without burning too much fuel a sweet spot for daily driving and weekend adventures.Balanced Ride: Its not a harsh sport SUV, but the ride is well-balanced comfortable yet planted.Practical Yet Stylish: Enough cargo space for errands or light trips, while still looking sharp and modern.Value Potential: As an ES 4WD, youre getting a capable drivetrain without going to a top-tier trim.