New Car Review of the 2006 Mitsubishi Eclipse GT Compact Sport Coupe Base MSRP Range: $19,399 – $24,599 Base Invoice Range: $18,345 – $23,262 MSRP As Tested: $27,964 Versions: GS, GT. Vehicle Category: Compact Sport Coupe Engine Location: Front Engine Drive Wheels: Front-Wheel Drive. Standard Engine: 3.8-liter, Single Overhead Cam, 24-valves, V-6, 263 – horsepower at 5750 rpm and 260 ... Read More »

New Car Review of the 2006 Mitsubishi Eclipse GS Compact Sport Coupe Base MSRP Range: $19,399 – $24,599 Base Invoice Range: $18,345 – $23,262 MSRP As Tested: $19,994 Versions: GS, GT. Vehicle Category: Compact Sport Coupe Engine Location: Front Engine Drive Wheels: Front-Wheel Drive. Standard Engine: 2.4-liter, Single Overhead Cam, 16-valves, I-4,162 – horsepower at 6000 rpm and 160 lb-ft ... Read More »

A front end that looks like a snake's head hints at how viciously aggressive the Honda S2000 is. It's designed to put the driving experience first and everything else second, making it one of the most thrilling cars on the road. One of the drawbacks of a pure sports car is an uncomfortable cabin. While the driver-oriented layout is fantastic, the racing-style seats, bumpy ride, noisy engine and lack of storage space make it impractical for daily driving. It's an impressive piece of high-performance equipment, but it's not something you'd want to commute in. Read More »

Audi's new compact series amounts to a five-door car with hatchback styling under the descriptive label of Sportback. Read More »

The stunning Solstice convertible adds some much-needed excitement to Pontiac's lineup. Unfortunately, the Solstice is more exciting to look at than it is to drive. One of the Solstice's bright spots is its two-seat cabin layout. It's comfortable for a tiny sports car, and its driver-focused cockpit keeps most controls within easy reach. The seat backs can be hard to adjust, though. Read More »

Monte Carlo has, for quite some time, been one of the most exotic getaways in Europe – a playground for the elite. Chevrolet’s coupe by the same name isn’t exactly a car the ultra-rich would clamor for, but somehow it has been firmly etched into the fabric of America’s pop culture. Read More »

This is the street-legal version of Mitsubishi's trophy-grabbing World Rally Championship (WRC) racer. Read More »

New standard safety systems like seat-mounted side air bags and ABS show up on 2006 issues of Outlander, Mitsubishi's five-door crossover wagon. Read More »

Upgrades in safety equipment and a revamped front fascia characterize the 2006 Lancer, a compact sedan. Read More »

Mitsubishi's original SUV stretches to full-size proportions on a unibody structure and carries a plush four-door cabin containing three rows of seats for seven plus strong mechanical systems capable of aggressive action, whether on pavement or dirt. Read More »