Whats a used EVO worth?
Jul 17, 2003, 07:49 AM
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Whats a used EVO worth?
I was wondering what the used car value of an EVO with 2500 miles on it? Kelly Blue book doesn't have it listed.
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will you sell it for 22,000? just kidding!
Jul 17, 2003, 08:53 AM
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I've always heard....as soon as you drive it off the lot, its already depreciated 2 grand.
Granted we are talking about a limited production EVO here.
But...they haven't exactly been selling like hot cakes, so their definitely available.
Just my $.02 worths..
Granted we are talking about a limited production EVO here.
But...they haven't exactly been selling like hot cakes, so their definitely available.
Just my $.02 worths..
Jul 17, 2003, 10:09 AM
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When my car had 10,500 miles on it I had 3 dealers look at it....2 said they would not touch a used Evo at almost any price (ironically they were also Mitsu dealers), and the other offered $16,000..... 
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If you try for $29K your going to be waiting awhile to find somebody who doesn't know any better. Especially if places like Alcoa 
are selling them for $500 over invoice. $25K sounds much more reasonable. Remember any options are now only worth their invoice price not the MSRP price of them, you will never get your money you spent on taxes and registration back and don't even bother trying for the dealer markup amount. Its almost worth it to get gap insurance on it and total the thing or find somebody to just take over payments.
are selling them for $500 over invoice. $25K sounds much more reasonable. Remember any options are now only worth their invoice price not the MSRP price of them, you will never get your money you spent on taxes and registration back and don't even bother trying for the dealer markup amount. Its almost worth it to get gap insurance on it and total the thing or find somebody to just take over payments.
Jul 17, 2003, 03:20 PM
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exactly, a used evo wouldn't be worth much to a deal because there would be so many problems with it very soon down the line, try to sell it to a private person and also try ebay because everyone would want to buy a used evo and half of them dont know how many problems they'll get.
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Originally posted by imapunkclaimer
exactly, a used evo wouldn't be worth much to a deal because there would be so many problems with it very soon down the line, try to sell it to a private person and also try ebay because everyone would want to buy a used evo and half of them dont know how many problems they'll get.
exactly, a used evo wouldn't be worth much to a deal because there would be so many problems with it very soon down the line, try to sell it to a private person and also try ebay because everyone would want to buy a used evo and half of them dont know how many problems they'll get.
Jul 17, 2003, 03:42 PM
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Tranny sucks too! Mitsu told me today that my flywheel had a defect from factory along with clutch and tranny! Thats alotta defects, (makes me wonder what other defects it may have, esp. my boost leak that hasnt been resolved)