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1996 Mitsubishi Eclipse fuel economy

The EPA lists 10 versions of the 1996 Mitsubishi Eclipse. Combined fuel economy ranges from 19 to 24 MPG; the most efficient version is rated 21 city / 29 highway.

At a glance

Combined
19 to 24 MPG depending on version
City and highway
21 and 29 most efficient version
Yearly fuel cost
$3,400 EPA estimate, most efficient version

Source: U.S. EPA fueleconomy.gov

Every version the EPA tested

VersionEngineDriveCityHighwayCombinedYearly fuel cost
Eclipse
Manual 5-spd
4-cyl 2.0L Front-Wheel Drive 212924 MPG $3,400
Eclipse
Manual 5-spd
4-cyl 2.0L Front-Wheel Drive 192923 MPG $2,900
Eclipse Convertible
Manual 5-spd
4-cyl 2.0L Front-Wheel Drive 202923 MPG $3,550
Eclipse Convertible
Manual 5-spd
4-cyl 2.4L Front-Wheel Drive 192722 MPG $3,050
Eclipse
Automatic 4-spd
4-cyl 2.0L Front-Wheel Drive 182721 MPG $3,200
Eclipse
Manual 5-spd
4-cyl 2.0L 4-Wheel or All-Wheel Drive 192621 MPG $3,900
Eclipse
Automatic 4-spd
4-cyl 2.0L Front-Wheel Drive 182420 MPG $4,100
Eclipse Convertible
Automatic 4-spd
4-cyl 2.0L Front-Wheel Drive 182420 MPG $4,100
Eclipse Convertible
Automatic 4-spd
4-cyl 2.4L Front-Wheel Drive 182620 MPG $3,350
Eclipse
Automatic 4-spd
4-cyl 2.0L 4-Wheel or All-Wheel Drive 172319 MPG $4,350
EPA estimates under standard test conditions. Your mileage will vary with driving style, load and weather.

At EPA assumptions, the most efficient version costs about $3,400 per year in fuel, versus $4,350 for the least efficient.

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