Depreciation
thats the thing. i dont really care about resale, im just in the process of saving up for an evo right now and know i wont have enough yet for at least a year. i was wondering what you guys though a 2003 evo would be worth a year or 2 from now. thanks guys.
Originally Posted by sirloin1219
any evo is always worth it, just gotta make sure the preivous owner didnt eff it up.
i didnt ask if the evo was worth buying still in a year or two. i was asking how much money you think one might be worth then. like how much i could buy one for.
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The depreciation on the EVO is is very bad. ACV (actual cash value) on a IX GSR is about $23,500. I am in the car business so that figure isn't something I am blowing out of my ***. I am in Phoenix AZ so that has a lot to do with it as well. We sell cars here all year long (no rain or snow) and the dealers give cars away in order to stay competitive. When you give away a car that just hurts the resale value of it down the road.
Originally Posted by jayhawker
The depreciation on the EVO is is very bad.
Originally Posted by slt
I don't know what your talking about. My Evo is 3 years old w/40,000 miles and I have people beating down my door to buy it for $20,000. I paid $30K for it brand new. 3 years old with high miles and its still retaining 66% of its value?! You can't complain about that.
Originally Posted by Swift_OwL
Wow, you need to learn how to phrase your question.
An 05 evo is around 25k to buy retail
An 05 evo is around 25k to buy retail
Originally Posted by INeedALancer
was wondering what you guys though a 2003 evo would be worth a year or 2 from now.
thanks to everyone else who is helping me answer my questions though
Last edited by INeedALancer; Mar 16, 2006 at 01:59 PM.
Originally Posted by jayhawker
The depreciation on the EVO is is very bad. ACV (actual cash value) on a IX GSR is about $23,500. I am in the car business so that figure isn't something I am blowing out of my ***. I am in Phoenix AZ so that has a lot to do with it as well. We sell cars here all year long (no rain or snow) and the dealers give cars away in order to stay competitive. When you give away a car that just hurts the resale value of it down the road.
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From my experience seeing used Evos on my lot and what we take them on a trade in, etc, they drop about 7% per year. There is NO initial depreciation when the car is taken off the lot, unlike most cars.
Example, 6 months ago, we sold a 2003 with 24,000 miles for $24,000. That's a $6,000 depreciation over 3 years, or 6.66% per year.
Example, 6 months ago, we sold a 2003 with 24,000 miles for $24,000. That's a $6,000 depreciation over 3 years, or 6.66% per year.






