This Droptop Odd Mitsubishi has a requested price of just over $ 20,000 in the Philippines
<!–
–>
by Brad Anderson
March 9, 2025 at 21:03
–>
–>
- The eclipse is powered by a 3.0 -liter V6 which delivered 210 hp at the time.
- At the rear there are a set of four central epipes, just like a C7 Corvette.
Long before Mitsubishi decided to focus exclusively on the construction of SUVs and cheap hatches, he had a fairly exciting history of sales. The eclipse was one of them and this example needs a new house. However, it is unlike any other eclipse, and it seems to have seriously inspired the Chevy Corvette.
This is a 2004 model, which means that it is a third generation eclipse, undoubtedly the least attractive iteration of the cut series which was launched in 1989. Without looking under the hood and inside the cabin, you would have trouble knowing that it is in fact a Mitsubishi.
Read: Mitsubishi Eclipse returns from the dead as an independent design study
A new nose has been installed, with a sharp bumper that has massive air intakes, as well as a pair of pointed headlights. The car also shakes new quarter panels with flared arches, helping to accommodate a new set of wheels. While the front looks a bit like a clothes, it is at the back where the chevy inspiration is the most obvious.
The rear lights, the bumper, the diffuser and four centralized mounted exhaust pipes all imitate the C7 corvette, however, while the real thing always seems excellent, this replica looks a little sad, mainly because of the angle of the falling rear lights.
A look under the hood reveals that this eclipse has the 3.0 -liter natural suction V6 rather than the 2.4 -liter four -cylinder which was also offered at the time. This engine delivered up to 210 hp and drives the front wheels. The Marketplace Facebook list for the Mitsubishi does not mention the changes made, but we can see that there is a new air consumption and a track tour of the track. The cabin is mainly a standard eclipse, although it has been updated with a new duplicate screen.
Unfortunately for American buyers who could be interested in this eccentric eclipse, it is located in the Philippines, where it has a requested price of 1.2 million Filipino pesos, or about $ 20,700 at current exchange rates.
If you are curious (or if you just need to see it to believe it), you can consult the list here.
