Sorry to hear that what a dissapointment...

 

I bought my brand new evo for 28k back in 2005. I think they want a bit too much, for 27.9k you can buy a regular one with same milage but that depends on the state you live in. Im glad you decided to return it back, because if something else would happen, They would blame you again. Next time you decide to buy an used evo, just make sure you check everything in/out. Still i think its pretty hard, anyone can return the car back to stock.

 

You can't get a bigger sign then that. get rid of that evo. Awesome that the dealership handled the situation like that.

 

you deserve it for buying a used evo

 

since you have the option to give it back, you should give it back and not think twice about it.

 

To the guy that said he deserved it: Nobody deserves anything like that. (Sniffing glue and paint is dangerous, you should really lay off)

To the Evo buyer: Are you really asking that question? When that big of a Gorilla takes a $h!t in your yard, turn around and walk away.

The car lot should stand behind that situation. Even they can see what needs to happen in this situation. Follow their lead and return the car.

No offense, but use your head. Find another Evo, there are and will be plenty. Your are in a totally reasonable price range to expect a really good used Evo.


So far you've lost nothing - but learned some lessons - that's a good thing

Good Luck

 

Now I dish out my fair share of asshat comments but yours it just absurd.

Plenty of people buy used Evos. We're not all ballers or people fighting to make a $600 monthly payment

I got a killer deal on a used 2005 Evo and have had it for over a year without a single issue.

So get real

 

Give that car back quick. Even if the car had 9k, you still run the risk of buying a car that has been torn up at the track. Unfortunately, whoever buys that Evo will end up on the boards posting, "Anyone own this EVO?"

Buying a used Evo is huge gamble period, unless you know the owner personally or if you're a mechanic. Or better yet, take a mechanic with you. Pay him/her a few bucks to look over the car.

Good luck.

 

i bought my gsr evo 9 new for 27,800 and at the time i could have bought a new rs for 26,500, that guy is out of his mind selling the car fot 27999,

 

Go get a new X........ respect

 

You can phone Mitsubishi and give them the Vin Number to verify the status of the Warranty before you buy!!!

 

Give it back and move on. Hell you paid $27K for an RS...move on and get a GSR at least.

-Jon

 

gotta be highline car connection in waterbury ct....they have all over priced evos and i recently saw the white rs on autotrader at 26,999 and now its up to 28,999

 

give it back , and get a diff one.......

 

Dude, if the 100+ responses on here weren't enough to convinve you, here's another one: take it back and try to locate a used Evo from a Mitsu dealership. Even if its abused a little, you will still likely find a better example to purchase that won't break on the drive home.

Keep persevering and you will find the right one for you. Good luck.