Anybody know how many blue Evo's been made?
Originally posted by ImportPePe
So the rarer the color, the higher the resale value will be?
I'm willing to say that a Evo w/o a sunroof will be more sought-after than one with a sunroof
So the rarer the color, the higher the resale value will be?
I'm willing to say that a Evo w/o a sunroof will be more sought-after than one with a sunroof
Just askin'...
A "good" source says that the Blue By You is a limited edition color only available for 2003.
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Based on sales, I would say that Yellow will be a non-existant or very rare color next year. Every dealer I see has yellow still on the lot. One dealer I just went to has 3 yellow. They just don't seem to be selling.
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From: Between the Blue and the Sand
I know that color choice is very character specific....ie...reserved people don't usually buy yellow or red cars. So if you live in a conservative area, it'll be the Silvers/blacks/whites that sell, and the Yellows/reds/blues that sit a little longer on the lot...because there aren't nearly as many extroverts per capita, as in a less conservative area..
If you live in an area that is not so conservative (CA?), the bright colors will sell...and the more muted ones will sell a little slower.
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If you live in an area that is not so conservative (CA?), the bright colors will sell...and the more muted ones will sell a little slower.
SC~
The reason I'm asking this is because I'm not sure if I am going to keep my Evo in the near future, so I'm just curious about the resale value of the car. I noticed that the rarer the color, the more sought after the vehicle will be. Look at RSP for the '97 Supra, for example.



