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Mitsubishi is marking the Eclipse's final year with an SE (special edition) version for both the coupe and Spyder. SE models add styling cues such as smoked-out alloy wheels, black side mirrors and unique decals. For the coupe, four trims are available: GS, GS Sport, SE and GT. The convertible can be had in GS Sport, SE and GT trims.
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For 2010, the GS model receives two-tone front and rear bumper fascias similar to the GT. New standard equipment includes a dual exhaust, Bluetooth hands-free phone connectivity, a rearview camera and electronic stability control.
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The Eclipse Spyder receives a new front and rear fascia, with the GT trim gaining a new, throaty dual exhaust and Active Stability Control. New colors include a yellow paint bright enough to earn the name "Solar."
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The GT gains 18-inch wheels, while both trim levels gain a six-month free subscription to SIRIUS Satellite Radio and a standard tire pressure monitoring system.
About Mitsubishi Eclipse
Mitsubishi touts its U.S. cars and trucks as "Driven to Thrill," and its boldly-sculpted 2007 Eclipse Spyder as the "attainable exotic." Based on the all-new for 2006 fourth-generation Eclipse coupe, the Spyder is available as the four-cylinder GS or V6 GT, and features a standard premium audio and a power cloth top that tucks away under a flush tonneau in about 19 seconds. It looks great and is pleasant to drive, especially the 260-horsepower V6 GT, but it's also bigger and heavier than before. And, unlike some previous generations, it's front-wheel drive onlythere's no available all-wheel drive.
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