View Poll Results: Will the EVO VIII be sold out by early summer?
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Will the EVO sell out by summer?
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Will the EVO sell out by summer?
I spoke with Fireball, he thinks by july we who are waiting will be out of luck.....
What do you guys think?
I always thought when the cars sells out....they make more.
What do you guys think?
I always thought when the cars sells out....they make more.
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I dont think so. Mitsubishi is charging alot more then they should right now. 35-37 thousand. Of coarse thats the first year price and it doesn't even have the Active differential that the VII had. So i think that it will still be there but next year when the price drops it will go just as fast as the car.
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Originally posted by Oz-Racer
I dont think so. Mitsubishi is charging alot more then they should right now. 35-37 thousand. Of coarse thats the first year price and it doesn't even have the Active differential that the VII had. So i think that it will still be there but next year when the price drops it will go just as fast as the car.
I dont think so. Mitsubishi is charging alot more then they should right now. 35-37 thousand. Of coarse thats the first year price and it doesn't even have the Active differential that the VII had. So i think that it will still be there but next year when the price drops it will go just as fast as the car.
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They will bring more cars if demand is there for it! I seriously doubt, especially since around summer STi will be available as well, and that will take out some of the need...
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Originally posted by MrAWD
They will bring more cars if demand is there for it!
They will bring more cars if demand is there for it!
What changed that you think Mitsu will suddenly be able to make Evos in large quantities?
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Re: Will the EVO sell out by summer?
Originally posted by Coolguy949
I spoke with Fireball, he thinks by july we who are waiting will be out of luck.....
What do you guys think?
I always thought when the cars sells out....they make more.
I spoke with Fireball, he thinks by july we who are waiting will be out of luck.....
What do you guys think?
I always thought when the cars sells out....they make more.
Anyone who thinks "they'll just make some more if they run out" is smoking crack though.
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Why do you think that, man? Based on this cars history in Japan, I would think the opposite. When the allotted amount was sold out, there were no more Evo's available till the next model year.
What changed that you think Mitsu will suddenly be able to make Evos in large quantities?
Why do you think that, man? Based on this cars history in Japan, I would think the opposite. When the allotted amount was sold out, there were no more Evo's available till the next model year.
What changed that you think Mitsu will suddenly be able to make Evos in large quantities?
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I think the first "wave" will pretty much be pre sold, but I expect a 2nd wave to hit the US by this summer - maybe badged 2004s or something. I don't expect they will be any different then the 2003 (no ayc etc) because if MMC can sell cars in this form, why would they change?
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the Us has nearly 6 times the population of Japan...and Japan is getting 4500...i know 4500 won't be enough to meet demand here...if they sell out by summer i will get get pissed but i would get over it and just wait for the next years production and have a bigger down payment
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By the end of summer the affordable performance car market will be over flowed with new cars, with so many choices we'll just have to wait and see what is worth it. The prices should level out by then. I hope every one makes the right decision.
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the Evo is the only car i will replace my current car with...nothing against the other cars..i have a good performaning car and i just don't want to change it for anything but an Evo
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"Well, mainly due to the fact that RallyArt is not the one who is in charge of the Lancer Evolutions. "
But Ralliart wasn't a big part of the VII either right? And when VII's sold out, they didn't make more to meet demand either.
And meeting demand requires a lot more than just upping production. And upping the production would be expensive and reap minimal reward for Mitsu if they decided to do so.
I'm sure the number of Evos slated for this country is based partially upon how many the think they could sell here....but I think it was mostly based on how many they could realistically make with the facilities they currently have.
But this is all heresay and conjecture. I have no fact to back my argument up with, just history. Just as youhave no fact to back yours, other than the knowledge of supply and demand....we'll know for sure this time next year! So cheers!
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But Ralliart wasn't a big part of the VII either right? And when VII's sold out, they didn't make more to meet demand either.
And meeting demand requires a lot more than just upping production. And upping the production would be expensive and reap minimal reward for Mitsu if they decided to do so.
I'm sure the number of Evos slated for this country is based partially upon how many the think they could sell here....but I think it was mostly based on how many they could realistically make with the facilities they currently have.
But this is all heresay and conjecture. I have no fact to back my argument up with, just history. Just as youhave no fact to back yours, other than the knowledge of supply and demand....we'll know for sure this time next year! So cheers!
SC