Since this is only the second year for the Eclipse Cross, Mitsubishi has made very few changes. Midrange LE models now come with gloss-black window-switch controls and all Eclipse Cross models can now be equipped with roof rails.
Pros Provocative styling, sturdy build, well-paired engine and transmission.
Cons Busy rear design, ho-hum fuel economy.
The 2020 Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross has adventurous style, but its running gear’s strictly ordinary.
Pros Sharp styling Low price of entry Solid warranty Safety features standard on most trims…
Cons …But not on the base model Not a value proposition Short on interior space Inexpensive-looking materials
The 2020 Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross comes with front wheel drive, and all wheel drive. Available transmissions include: continuously variable-speed automatic.All-wheel drive no longer standard for most trim levels.SE trim includes additional advanced safety features.
PROS Provides lots of standard features Peppy performance from turbocharged engine Easy-to-use infotainment system
CONS Ride quality is overly soft and bouncy Subpar handling abilities Disappointing fuel economy
The Korando is a well-proportioned, generously sized and specced compact crossover. That’s a mighty strong starting point in today’s market.The old one was a favourite choice of value-seeking caravanners and trailerists. The new one with diesel power will haul a two-tonne trailer too.
Pros Space, equipment, cheap but doesn't look it
Cons Sluggish diesel engine, lumpy suspension
The Ssangyong Korando is a closer rival to its European rivals than ever before, and combines versatility with agility and generous equipment, at an attractive price. Its running costs are rather high, though, and ride comfort could be better, so it’s hard to recommend the Korando over the best in this class.
Pros Good value Powerful engine Very practical
Cons Offset driving position High running costs Poor resale values
