Evo ix price is dropping

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Jun 9, 2009 | 02:19 PM

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dgoodhue

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Originally Posted by abdizzle

Yeah but what value does that hold for the average consumer?

I think it has more to do with people over pricing them upon putting the cars for sale.

Why on earth would I pay $26K for a 20k+ mile Evo? So it's depreciated only 4 grand in almost 4 years? I don't think so, it's just owners dictating the price more so then what the cars really worth.

We have VIII owners jumping on the bandwagon and pricing their cars beyond belief.

Pricing has to do more with buyer demand. NADA is 20,750 for IX GSR and 22,350 for MR's. The 1st quarter of this year their was very little movement of Evo's (forum, car dealership, ebay) Their has been some sales of late, but their isn't a shortage of available IX's. The mint stock low miles stock one will rise in price first once their is a shortage of them.

I don't know how many people have stored away stock IX evo's, but if their an extrodinary amount you will also see that the premium for mint low mile stockers won't be as much either. I have seen this with some collectible Corvette's, one would have thought garage queen average a few though mile/year would be worth a premium but since their were so many almost no mileage examples those became the 'average example'.

Jun 15, 2009 | 06:32 PM

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tortyklubevo

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Originally Posted by scumrat

sure buddy^,so you bought a 30k 2006 evo in 2007, for 20k?also it had 40 k put on it in one year.ill believe that,when me $hit turns purple and smells like rainbow sherbert.you just got an 8 with a 9 bumper,and everyone felt bad so they just didnt tell you.lol

hahaha thats classic