Professional Reviews

• “If you want a four-passenger droptop for less than $30,000, there are half a dozen economy car-based, front-wheel-drive alternatives, but none offer as pleasing a combination of sportiness, style, practicality, and performance as the new Eclipse Spyder.” — Automobile
• “It has a barely usable backseat, poor top-up visibility, sluggish four-cylinder engine, torque steer on V6 models, large turning radius, and no stability control.” — Edmunds.com
• “Extra power gives stronger acceleration but at the cost of nose-heavy feel, far too much torque steer, and a tendency to spin the front tires on takeoff-even with a light foot on the throttle. Tip-in is too quick and too sensitive, despite the grip of the 235/45VR-18 tires offered with the GT premium package.” — Automobile
• “Attractive things include stylish design, top-down cruising, the V6's ample power, comfortable front seats, and a powerful Rockford Fosgate audio system.” — Edmunds.com
• “The 2007 Mitsubishi Eclipse Spyder's mix of stylish design, comfortable seating and sporty performance make it a worthy choice if you're shopping for a convertible under $30,000.” — Edmunds.com
• “The Eclipse Spyder is not a sports car, in the truest sense of the term. Accept that, and you can't go wrong.” — New Car Test Drive