The 2020 Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross sees no major changes, but a few minor ones. The ES trim has seen its price drop by $750, the LE trim adds heated front seats, the SE trim gets more active safety features, and the SEL trim adds some black interior accents. On the negative side of things, all trims now come standard with front-wheel drive after the top three came standard with all-wheel drive a year ago.
The Eclipse Cross makes a priority of design, which Mitsubishi says was inspired by a runner at the starting gate. Unfortunately, the sloping roof makes for a slightly underwhelming cargo capacity of 22.6 cubic feet. The rear seats do fold down, which allows up to 48.9 cubic feet of space. Read more »
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