No way I let my evo go

 

I bought mine in Sept, drove less than 700 miles with it (2 blown trannys). I won't sell this thing. still paying for it lol :P

 

You might wanna go to a new tranny shop Or take a lesson in driving manual.

 

i think about selling it and getting rid of it every day, and then i think about how im going to keep it forever everyday. Its such a love hate car. BUT, i will most probably keep it forever, cant beat them.

 

Or a physical therapist to help work out the left leg to increase flexibility

 

hope i can keep my evo as long as possible and maybe give him a few siblings so he won't be as lonely in the garage

 

lol I can drive. I was just dooped into buying a tranny that I was told worked. evom member but I won't mention it here.

 

I don't know...2 trannys in 2 months...seems suspect to me.

 

haha I always said I would never sell my 86 951 but thats in pieces in my garage being sold off. Now im looking into getting a evo

 

That' only because it wasn't a 944 right? God those are fu*kin' sexy.

 

Mines paid, so if I buy another Evo, Ill have to make it my second evo.

 

No this car was the 944 turbo aka 951. I had a custom exhaust that I made to fit a GT3582 HTA turbo on and full TEC3r engine management the thing pulled like a train even at 17psi and I was going to run about 30psi

 

Im keeping mine forever!! also when im 90 years old and i kick the bucket i want to get buried in her

 

I give you VIII and IX guys props for sticking with your cars. They haven't aged well in the looks department that's for sure. Inside and out they look like a 90's product.

 

Chances are, the CT9As were developed at the tail end of the '90s since the VII was released somewhere around 2001 or so, so obviously the VII-IX (all based on more or less the same car) with small refreshes here and there from generation to generation won't look like something that just came out in the past couple of years.

But I think you're confusing what "aging well" means. Obviously with all of the trends in automotive design from the past few years (like flame surfacing and stuff like that), it doesn't look like it was designed anytime recently, but that's not what "aging well" is. Something not aging well means that the design was more or less based on a fad that looks very out of place in years following it. An example of that would be something like that last generation Toyota Celica, which seemed cool at the time but looks odd now. The CT9A Evo was never meant to win beauty pageants then or now, but I wouldn't say it hasn't aged well. It still looks clean, and I wouldn't be surprised if the Evo X lines look out of place when the next design trend hits.

But then again, seeing how you're in Canada, you didn't have the option of an VIII or IX anyway, so you owning the X out of all iterations of the Evo is a given.