In norcal my friend got a super clean IX MR for 21k with only 18k miles...it was in ridiculously good condition socal is cheaper so I'm guessing about the same?

 

I don't understand why everyone lists their parts. It's not like it adds any value to the car. Hell, most people are scared to pick up an Evo with mods. No one except for the person selling the car, thinks that their parts are worth something. Return the car to stock, let the buyer know what you had on it (just to stay honest) and try to sell the parts. You;ll make more money that way. People like options, they don't like getting stuck with someone elses parts/problems.

 

ok cool

 

where do people find these deals?!? I've been looking for a IX MR for a few months already, and the closest I've got to were:

1. IX MR SE - 26K miles, offered $23.5K and left a deposit, car ended up sold to someone else with a higher bid.

2. IX MR - 36K miles, offered at $23.2K and ended up selling to someone with a higher bid.

I've been looking for one that fits the criteria in my signature, but they're hard to come by in NorCal for some reason. Maybe I'm not looking at the right places?

Eric

 

would you consider a 350z for your evo? if so give me a shout

 

I'm actually going to look at a few this week. What do you guys think I should be offering:

- IX SE - 35K miles: Works 3"down pipe, RSR Catback, Swift lowering springs and JDM rear bumper
- IX MR - 45K miles: all stock, few minor imperfections (scuffed front lip, wheel rashes, a ding on a door, and a scuff on the rear bumper)

Both cars are assumed to have clean title, no accident history and clean interior (non-smoker).

How much do you think they should be worth? Also, as far as checking for pricing, should I be using 1)KBB, 2)Edmunds, or 3)Nadaguides?

 

Curious if anyone can help me with pricing on an Evo I'm looking at.
2006 Evo IX GSR, 80k on the odometer, 1 owner, clean carfax, bone stock. I'm being offered the car @$17.5k which seems like a good deal regarding the mileage. input?

 

Check out Edmund's TMV (True Market Value). They can be a bit low, but a better gauge than KBB.

 

Sounds decent for the mileage.what condition is car in ? make sure transfer case is in good condition is it from dealer? Or private seller?

 

Its a dealer, guessing original owner traded in for something on the lot. Car looks to be immaculate.

 

evo's here in minnesota are going for 15k in private sales with only around 50k miles...crazy to think i spent 25k on mine with 17k miles in 06....ahhh cars

 

i picked up a bone stock LY 03 with 11k miles. perfect exterior. no fading on calipers or wing. perfect interior. mechanically sound. clutch is solid, still has the original tires, no trans or t/c noise.
i felt bad taking it all apart..i think i destroyed the lowest milage stock 03 evo in the world.

 

well i would say its a good deal its all on how much you like it right just make sure all tires are good , alighnment and such i work for a dealership if you dont ask for or check they wont do nothing for you , buying any car used you dont wanna have to buy tires and brakes off the back , so i would check all that its easy to forget when your all excited about a evo lol . when you test drive make sure no whining noises . if it does you dont want it .

 

The lowest millage 03 : https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/sa...nal-miles.html

 

Still haven't been able to find a decent IX for around 20k.