I'm getting ready to purchase a 2007 Mitsubishi Eclipse GT...IT IS A CONVERTABLE. What is the difference between this GT and a GTS. I cap locked the convertable because I rec'd an answer that the ONLY difference was the GTS is a convertable.

Asked by Elizabeth Oct 05, 2017 at 04:33 PM about the 2007 Mitsubishi Eclipse GT

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TheHorror answered 6 years ago

https://www.cargurus.com/Cars/2007-Mitsubishi-Eclipse-Trims-c7725

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Elizabeth answered 6 years ago

To: The Horror Thank you for getting back to me. I knew it was an upgrade from the GS but I wasn't sure exactly what the upgrade was. My question was actually the difference between the GT and the GTS. The car I am buying is a GT with a convertible top. Someone told me the only difference was the GTS was a convert. and the GT had an optional sunroof, but no convertible. I'm still in a quandary. This car I am buying is 2007. Was the GTS not even available in 2007? I really dislike the door trim on the newer Eclipses. Well, regardless...I'm happy with my new car.

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