2025 Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross

New 2025 Eclipse Cross inventory is nearly gone at just 41 vehicles nationwide, so your smartest play is to pivot fast to used listings instead of chasing a specific new trim or color.

• Used supply is much healthier, with 424 used Eclipse Cross models listed nationally and prices starting around $19,500 for a used vehicle. That gives you far more choice than the remaining new stock.
• Buyers were paying about $2,900 below MSRP on new models, and there are no general customer rebates. But with only 41 new vehicles left, treat that pricing as uneven and availability-driven rather than something every dealer will match.
• Remaining new inventory has been sitting a long time, with a median 544 days to turn for remaining new inventory versus 36 days for the average new vehicle. That can help if you find one, but on a discontinued pool this small, your real leverage is being flexible.
• If you do lease, the typical deal is about $576 a month with roughly $3,671 due at signing for 36 months. Compare that against used financing, since a used Eclipse Cross may cost less overall.

Go with the SE trim level. It's affordably priced but still gets you handy features such as adaptive cruise control, onboard navigation, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto integration, and blind-spot warning with rear cross-traffic alert.