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Whoa. You mentioned "the island," so I checked your profile. You should really update your profile with where you are, man. I had to trace your IP to find out you're in The Netherlands. Wow. You're quite a ways off from most of us.
Does your car have the Mitsubishi 4G63 or Chrysler 420A engine in it? Non-turbo Eclipses sold outside the US got the Mitsubishi engine, which opens more doors to you in the performance realm. If you've got the 420A, no worries either, but it's something people here need to know before they can give you advice when it's time to go faster.
Your car doesn't look bad to me at all. A good detail could be all it needs (aside from the crack, which we can't see yet). Wash it down, Use a clay bar on it, then polish it (scratch & swirl remover), and finally wax it. It will shine like a diamond.
Otherwise, I would definitely start with suspension in your case. Eibach Sportlines are too low for anything other than long distance touring on smooth highways, but the Pro Kits are very popular. You might consider getting new struts on the car as well. The stockers don't take too well to drops. So, if you can lower the car just a little bit, you'll get better handling and find the look is much sexier.
Next thing I would do is yank the headlights, bake them, and paint the chrome trim black. Not the reflectors around the actual bulbs, but you'll see when you take them apart. This gives the car a real sinister look.
Those two projects, together, should run you less than $500 and will subtly change the look of your car. Once we know what engine you've got in that thing, we can offer suggestions on what to do with the other $500. 
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