Every screw tells a story of speed, innovation, and nostalgia. This chapter of the Eclipse GSX project showcases a careful ...
Mitsubishi built the first-gen Eclipse between 1990 and 1994, with the GSX spec being the only one that offered all-wheel drive. It was also one of two models equipped with turbocharged engines, this ...
For those of you who've been hanging around the sport-compact scene long enough, there's a good chance you fell in love with Japanese performance cars because of the turbocharged triplets from DSM: ...
The very first car appearing in the well-known Fast and Furious franchise was a green Mitsubishi Eclipse. Today, it's one of the most iconic cars in the film. Now it's getting a modernized tribute ...
I had a smile on my face after a Washington-to-New-York drive in a 195-horsepower Mitsubishi Eclipse GSX. There ain’t nothin’ more fun than runnin’ full throttle in a car meant to do just that.
This 1990 Mitsubishi Eclipse GSX rally car is featured on Bring a Trailer this morning, and it takes us right back to our rambunctious high school years. Sure, we didn't get our licenses until 1996, ...
In the mid '90s, Japanese car manufacturers were embroiled in a battle royale, trying to make the most exciting, affordable sports cars in existence. At the top of the boy-racer wishlist was the ...
The Mitsubishi Eclipse GSX is two vehicles in one. For the sports minded, a 2-liter, 16-valve, 190-horsepower, turbocharged, 4-cylinder engine rests under the hood, but “rests” only until you turn it ...
The second-generation Mitsubishi Eclipse was one of several cars from the 1990s that got wrapped up in Fast & Furious tuner culture, meaning there aren't many clean, low-mileage examples left. This ...
When the Mitsubishi Eclipse GSX was discontinued it was a sad day. That sleek model was a punchy turbocharged sports car that sent power to all four wheels and it never returned. Now, one guy has ...
Prices shown are the prices you can expect to pay for a 1993 Mitsubishi Eclipse GSX 2 Door Coupe Turbo AWD across different levels of condition. Edit options.
Matt Maran is an automotive journalist and content creator with over a decade of experience reviewing cars. Since starting his YouTube car reviews in 2012, his channel (now called Matt Maran Motoring) ...