Mitsubishi Eclipse GSX (1G)

The first-generation Mitsubishi Eclipse GSX is trading at a median of £22,884 in the UK market, but downward pressure is evident—prices have fallen 25 percent year-on-year, signaling material weakness in demand.

The illiquid market for this model presents a significant friction point for both buyers and sellers; with zero tracked sales in the past 12 months and no active listings currently recorded, establishing true fair value from transaction data is challenging. This absence of market activity underscores how thinly traded the model has become.

Classified as a collectible with a score of 6, the Eclipse GSX occupies a middle tier of desirability within the classic Japanese sports car segment. Production volumes and original MSRP data are not available, limiting assessment of its rarity relative to comparable models from the same era.

Base projections show sharper declines ahead, with valuations expected to fall to approximately £11,984 over three years (down 47.6 percent) and £9,872 over five years (down 56.9 percent). These figures reflect sustained erosion of buyer interest rather than a temporary market correction.

The combination of low desirability, illiquidity, and negative momentum suggests the Eclipse GSX remains a challenged asset in the current market. Owners considering exit should be realistic about pricing in a market where few active buyers are bidding; those holding for appreciation should reassess whether the risk-reward profile remains acceptable.