EvoGone

I wen't to go see a silver 03 Evo w/ no sunroof today. The seller is asking $26,500 for it. It's in mint condition, stock w/ only a k&n drop in filter. He will only go down $500. It has 5,800 miles on it. He says he only drives it on weekends. Is it worth it?

Aikido

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for a couple more thousand you could get yourself an 05 evo which is better anyways, tell him to knock it down 3 or 4 grand and make it a deal.

Cali2MDevo8

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The mileage is great for an 03, but that price is way too high. The 03 has no transferable warranty i believe and if it does, it's over. Transmission problems of the 03 are much more noticable if you search the forums.

For no SSL, I would not buy. Plus you have to think about, was the car broke-in correctly. I would not purchase it. I bought an 05 a few weeks back for almost the same price w/ 4 miles on it.

Jakeg97

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26k is too much. 24500 is much more reasonable

Bom's Evo

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way to much for an 03'
2003 sticker price was only $28k and change.

EvoGone

Thanks to everyone for all the feedback. I think I just might go for the Evo 9 w/o ssl

EVO-8-Nate

Check you PM

sleet

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That's really low miles but still too pricey.

marks03evo

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tell him to shove it...that price is insane

LoCo4

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I paid $20k for my 03 Evo with 20k. That seems a little pricey.

dubbleugly01

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I think the price is too steep,

but all of the 03 warranties are transferable! The most important one, 5 yr/60k miles powertrain warranty. The only warranty that is definitely over is the 12 mo./12k miles bumper to bumper. The 3yr/36 k mile basic coverage warranty may or may not be over, just depends on the delivery date.

MEVO

That's what I paid for mine brand new (leftover) w/10 miles

lhooq

No. That's what I paid for my rs new.

Mikey Rudamann

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If you are worried about the bumper to bumper warranty you can call the dealer with the vin and ask them how much warranty is left. You may get surprised because Mitsu starts the warranty clock when it is first titled. I don't know if other car manufactures do that also.

-Mike

C6C6CH3vo

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$2500 less