There are some many people that evo's now in days everywhere i go i see a evo . I stoped at a dealer the other day and saw a evo going for $12,000 and i though it was said to see that they dont hold a value any more.


Ive talked to a few people about this and they all agree with me on this one. What you guys think.

 

12k
damn you sure it was a evo?
did it have doors?
something must be missing

 

NO!

http://www.kbb.com/kb/ki.dll/kw.kc.u...;;uct;&4;MI;LE

http://www.edmunds.com/used/2003/mit...7/options.html

EVOs are much better than DSMs

 

nope 12k bro i crap you not it was yellow. i think i would know i evo when i see one.

 

the car had 37,000 miles

 

Looks like you need to find a grammer coach. I have no idea what the he11 this means.
Anyways...... this supposed issue has been covered tons this year. They, the 03's are 4 years old now, and some have 75k miles - that'll drop the value, it happens.

 

Something must be really wrong with it...

Evo's hold their value much better than that.

 

I sold my 03 with 20k for 22,500 a month ago. so yes they do hold their value. For an evo to go that cheap it must have major issues

 

12k? That's pretty hard to believe. Evo's are definitely hot cars right now. I see used VIIIs on dealer lots all the time. They are lifted onto "eye catching"displays even though they are used cars.

Drove by a Honda dealership-sticker price for the car was $37,000. Drove down a couple more lots to a Volvo dealership...$39,000.

 

hell i'm selling mine for $25,000 w/ 15,XXX/miles and it has SSL they better not be losing their value

 

They are not losing their value. In fact, being that CT9A is getting decommed, the value should pick up, something like Supra's

If the car is being sold for $12k, it's either missing the engine or something else because even if you part it out broke, you can get more than that.

I would go pick it up if it's only $12k, a real Evo (not a body-kit Lancer) and it's driveable.

 

I would buy it for that price, if it's mechanically sound.
And yeah, Chicago is probably the highest concentration of Evos in the states :} There are only a few of them around here.

 

Impossible to believe. I'll give the OP the benefit of the doubt that it is, in fact, an EVO.

There is NO WAY it is an EVO in the "normalest" sense of the word...for $12,000 there is most definitely something wrong with that vehicle.

NO WAY.

 

I just traded in my 2003 Evo 8 w/ 49,000 miles on it for $20,500 on a 9 for invoice. The car must be a salvage vehicle at that price -If not- PICK IT UP!!!!! It is definately worth more than 12 k.

 

Normally i would not poke fun at grammar, but wow

lol