The 1994 Eagle Summit Wagon Base is a Front-wheel drive Mid-Size. The 1994 Eagle Summit Wagon Base has cargo capacity of Liters and the vehicle weighs 1240 kg. In terms of ride assists, the 1994 Eagle Summit Wagon Base has stability control and traction control in addition to anti-lock brake system (ABS). The vehicle has an optional 2.4 engine as well It offers and. Safety features also include None and. The front suspension is while the rear suspension is. The car also features a It has as standard. Electronic features include Cruise Control. For convenience, the car has Power windows and Power door locks. There is also a remote keyless entry feature. Moreover, the car has. The steering wheel has audio control buttons. In terms of performance, the car has 126 N.m of torque and a top speed of 179 km/h. The 1994 Eagle Summit Wagon Base accelerates from zero to 60 mph in 10.7 seconds and hits quarter mile at 17.8 seconds. Fuel consumption is L/100km in the city and L/100km in the highway. The car price starts at $ 16,205
Bought this car new in 1994. Over the years, drove it hard. Did routine maintenance when due. Replaced 3 timing belts, the accessory belts 2 times, 1 alternator, normal replacements of expendables like tires, batteries, brake pads. I live in MN, where we use tons of salt each winter. Only in the last year has the body started to rust. Other than that, it has the original engine and manual tranny, neither of which ever has been opened. Synchros still work, and it uses no oil. It is criminal that these cars no longer are available in the US. Bring these cars back! This vehicle was the same as the 3-door Mitsubishi Expo. Mitsubishi should aggressively market them.
dimmerhamilton, 07/29/2002
good car/great price
This was my first car purchase. As is
always the case, I wanted to get the
best car possible for my money...which
was not much at the time. I've had
my '94 eagle Summit for over 7 years
now and have had no problems with it.
It is an economy car that I have been
very pleased with.
hardwoodgeodesic, 05/29/2005
Great little car
I am parting with my Eagle Summit ESI after 140,000 miles. I originally bought it for my wife to commute to school. It cost $ 10,000 and was paid off in a year. After she got pregnant in 1998 I bought a larger "safer" car and I started driving this little puddle jumper. I wasn't thrilled about inheriting this car but it won me over through driving fun (upgraded suspension and manual transmission) and reliability. This car has never broken down...in 140,000 miles NEVER. It still hasn't needed a clutch or exhaust or any major engine components. I keep the oil in it and flush & fill the radiator yearly and the thing just keeps on running. Well worth the money.
seventeeninternet, 04/19/2015
1995 Eagle Summit
"Zippy little thing"
We bought this car, best described as a “Mini-Mini Van”, for my daughter in college. She has now graduated and moved so it’s our spare car. I LOVE driving it!!!! It is small enough on the outside (I can park it in the tiniest of spaces) & big enough on the inside (between the hatch & slider door I can haul ANYTHING!), especially good for taking the dog to the beach. It is GREAT on gas (about 22mpg). I never loose it in a parking lot because there is only one! Would be nice if the passenger seat went back further and the switch for the on demand dome light has failed but all in all for a car that is 20 years old (only 112k miles) it is serving us very, very well. There is still a LOT of Giddy-up in the old gal!!!
uprightlength, 05/04/2012
"I recommend this car"
I am the only owner of a 1994 Eagle Summit Wagon LX stick shift. In 1994 it was sold by Chrysler, but it is a Mitshubishi engine under the hood. After 18 years I still love the car. I can flip down the back seat and transport my bike. Mechanically it has been very reliable with ordinary repairs and replaced parts. At about 140,000 miles it is consuming a lot of oil. I add some about every 2 weeks to keep it full. It is needing some repair work now and I am evaluating whether to trade it in for something new. Since I still like the car, the body is in great condition, and haven't had car payments in years, it is hard to give it up. The only thing I would change is the door configuration from 3 doors with hatchback to 4 doors with hatchback.Read less
reformatpitch, 10/23/2011
"Great versatile car, very reliable (Mitsu engine)"
Unconventional design, (one sliding door) but very easy to get in and out of, seats fold for ALOT of storage space if necessary, enough power if you "get on it hard", very easy to drive and park in small spaces, and pretty good gas mileage for an 18 year old car. Roof rack, rear hatch, power everything and cruise (a must), and starts every time. Mitsubishi drive train should last forever....
1994 Eagle Summit Wagon Base Specifications
Base Dimensions
Curb Weight
1240 kg
Height
1574 mm
Length
4272 mm
Wheelbase
2515 mm
Width
1691 mm
Base Mechanical
Drive Train
Front-wheel drive
Engine Name
1.8L
Engine Name (Option)
2.4
Transmission
5 speed manual
Base Overview
Body
Mid-Size
Doors
N/A
Engine
1.8L
Fuel Consumption
Seats
N/A
Transmission
5 speed manual
Base Safety
Anti-Lock Brakes
None
Child-proof Locks
None
Driver Airbag
None
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M harry1 year ago
I have owned and still have a 2009 Kia amanti it is now 2024 I have 51000 miles on this car excellent handling in all weather except ice and deep snow very fast in traffic I think the handling is tight and responsive. My spouse has driven this on the interstate frequently and the first thing he did was get it up to 220 mph at this speed is floaty but under 80 mph just a pleasure to drive *****
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