Compare 2005 Mitsubishi Eclipse to 2006 Mitsubishi Galant

Mitsubishi offers four distinct Eclipse models - the Eclipse RS, Eclipse GS, Eclipse GT, and the Eclipse GTS. All models come with manual or automatic transmissions, and all models are downright nasty on the road. Pictures arent enough to describe the unforgettable look of this car; you have to experience Eclipse performance for yourself.This greatness is personified by exterior features that include alloy wheels, auto-off headlights, two-speed variable intermittent windshield wipers with mist control, and tinted solar control glass. Interior features are equally as diving, including air conditioning, power windows, titanium finish, and a leather-wrapped steering wheel. If all of these standard features arent enough, you can purchase additional good looks and buy a 2004 2005 Mitsubishi Eclipse body kit from a number of vendors whose links appear on our home page. Most of these Eclipse body kits include items such as front bumpers, side skirts, and rear bumpers. Less

Mitsubishi introduced a Ralliart, or motor sport version, of the Galant at the 2004 SEMA show which the company intends to bring into production for the 2006 model year. With its rear spoiler, side skirts, wire mesh grille and special front and rear fascias, this flashy variant of Mitsubishi's sedan is aimed at roping in younger buyers. The engine is a 3.8-liter V6, capable of 260 horsepower, which the Galant Ralliart will share with the 2006 Mitsubishi Eclipse. The powertrain is rounded out with a six-speed manual transmission. Other performance-oriented features include Racing Hart F10 wheels, Goodyear F1 GS-D3 tires, a Ralliart exhaust along with a custom air intake, a rear stabilizer bar, cross-drilled rotors, a coil-over spring suspension and Brembo four-piston front brakes -- but don't get too excited as most of these parts aren't likely to remain on the production version. Less