i don't know about you guys, but I noticed dealers are asking more and more for used 8 & 9 EVO's, is the price going up for some reason?

Im thinking its the X's fault

 

Humm, that would also help resale value of personal sale. Cool deal : )

 

Yes the prices of the older Evo's on a whole sale level are going up. Which means people are willing to pay more than before to own an older Evo.

 

Yeah I laughed at SOuth Park Mitsubishi for asking 26k for a modified 05 Evo SSL. The prior owner had it modified then put it back to stock, but only some parts......Cams were left in, FMIC left on, some electronics, intake, etc etc.....the exhaust was stock with cams in it.....I know thats not a good combo lol......I walked away.......

 

yes i knew it!! my buddy was just offerd 30k cash for his 9 SE, he found a 9 GSR for 22k, sold his and bought the GSR for 22 and came up on 8grand.... interesting huh?

 

yeah.....I have a friend thats selling his 05 ssl silver evo mint condition for 19800....to only me lol, Unfortunately I ran into some money issues since lol and I actually have to sell one of my cars HAHA

 

26k for a modified one is great from a dealer. There was 1 just resently sold here for 27k and it was a stock Evo.

If I could find someone to buy my modifed Evo for 27k it would be GONE! Anyone interested?

 

West coast the Evo is still depreciating.

 

I saw an 06 mr with 22k miles for 33 almost 34k

 

i bought my '06 IX SSL for 30k with 1100 miles on it, it was basically a new car for 5k off. It's got 9k now, i wonder how much i could get for it?

 

how so when they value through KBB at around 24 Stock untouched.....Modded cars from dealers scares me....who knows what they did to them prior....

 

I bought mine off ebay from a guy near me for 16,400 and I bought my wifes from a dealer for 17,000 they we asking 24,000.... i laughed.

 

Dealer put a high sales price on the Evo 8 and 9 just so that it'll make potential buy think that they might as well get an Evo X for a little bit more.

It's a marketing scheme for them.

 

+1
The prices are a little higher than other cars of the same year. Its value is holding pretty good but its still going down slowly.

 

Mine gets more valuable to me every day. Once the evo IX went out of production, that was the beginning of CT9As becoming a "rare" car in many parts of the country. Maybe not so much out west because they were saturated with Evos already. But the number of Evo VIIIs and IXs are only getting smaller with every totaled evo. I think if we give it a few years, low mileage Evo's are gonna go for good money.