MitsubishiEclipse Cross (2018-2021)
- Used only
- Medium/Large SUV
- Petrol/Diesel/Mild hybrid
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Considering Mitsubishi is famous for being an SUV specialist, it's surprising that it took the Japanese company so long to launch a rival to the Nissan Qashqai. On sale between 2018-2021, the Eclipse Cross is a medium-sized SUV, available in either front-wheel or all-wheel-drive. How does it compare in this hotly-contested market segment? Read our full Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross review to find out.
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- Jan 2023Last checked by Which?
- Sept 2018First reviewed by Which?
- Feb 2018Released
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