and boom—that’s the end of Brian O’Conner’s 1995 Mitsubishi Eclipse. It’s been 20 years since that pivotal scene with Johnny Tran in the first of the Fast and Furious movies, and, ...

The Fast And The Furious Technical Director Craig ... built his tuner show car out of a basic Eclipse RS instead of a GST or all-wheel drive GSX, the turbo 4G63-powered versions that actual ...

The very first car appearing in the well-known Fast and Furious franchise was a green ... tribute builds to this particular Mitsubishi Eclipse GSX. They're all cool and they're all special in ...

Every denizen of the automotive intersphere is undoubtedly familiar with The Fast And The Furious which ... fulfilling prophesy as a Mitsubishi Eclipse GSX has blown the welds on it's intake ...

and this time he has more information than you could imagine on one of the star cars from "The Fast and the Furious." Although Brian O'Connor's (Paul Walker's) Mitsubishi Eclipse didn't have as ...

A user in Phoenix is selling the 1995 Mitsubishi Eclipse from The Fast and the Furious. "Oh, is that the one Paul Walker drove?" Yes, yes it is. While we can't verify the authenticity of the ...

Love them or hate them, the movies in "The Fast and the Furious" franchise deliver ... all-wheel drive came standard on the second-gen Eclipse GSX. The "danger to manifold" warning and drop ...

After buying the Red Line Club Skyline GT-R, I finally got ahold of one of my dream cars: the Fast and Furious Mitsubishi Eclipse GSX! Some people might argue that the Toyota Supra featured in The ...

I took a risk and bought a Fast and Furious-style Mitsubishi Eclipse for just $500, but I had no idea what I was getting myself into. What looked like a dream car turned out to be a complete ...

No one knew quite the impact 2001's The Fast ... called Furious saga is something of an action movie powerhouse for Universal Studios. It all started with a lime green 1995 Mitsubishi Eclipse ...

But the Mitsubishi Eclipse explosion was one of the most memorable scenes in "The Fast and The Furious." Here's how it really happened. Craig Lieberman, technical advisor of the film, explains ...