With the EVO now being extinct, does that mean the value of the IXs goes up?
Mar 5, 2011, 12:35 PM
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You guys have to check this out! Talk about estimating high for an Evo, they estimate $ 50,000 - $ 70,000 for a IX.
https://www.auctionsamerica.com/even...e=FL11&ID=r305
https://www.auctionsamerica.com/even...e=FL11&ID=r305
Mar 5, 2011, 01:08 PM
#63
You guys have to check this out! Talk about estimating high for an Evo, they estimate $ 50,000 - $ 70,000 for a IX.
https://www.auctionsamerica.com/even...e=FL11&ID=r305
https://www.auctionsamerica.com/even...e=FL11&ID=r305
I love my evo but there is no way their value will go up that much. I am also one of the few that likes the VIII better than the IX. The only thing the IX had that I want is the turbo I already got the BOV. I personally like the VIII bumper better as well. I understand I am one of the odd ball people out there though. The VIII seems a bit more raw.
Mar 5, 2011, 01:18 PM
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You guys have to check this out! Talk about estimating high for an Evo, they estimate $ 50,000 - $ 70,000 for a IX.
https://www.auctionsamerica.com/even...e=FL11&ID=r305
https://www.auctionsamerica.com/even...e=FL11&ID=r305
Mar 5, 2011, 01:24 PM
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I wanted a IX, didn't want a X. I couldn't find a IX for a good deal because people were asking for stupid prices on em, I bought the next best thing for about the same price as the cheapest IX (with reasonable miles on it, mind you) with less miles! I got an '08 STi with 7k miles for the price of a IX here with 20k miles, and they were '06 model year cars. So stupid.
So yes, if people are willing to pay, they will, most people will be smart and realize there are other options. There really isn't another car quite like the Supra TT out there right now, there's plenty of things exactly like the IX and/or better.
So yes, if people are willing to pay, they will, most people will be smart and realize there are other options. There really isn't another car quite like the Supra TT out there right now, there's plenty of things exactly like the IX and/or better.
Mar 5, 2011, 01:30 PM
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I wanted a IX, didn't want a X. I couldn't find a IX for a good deal because people were asking for stupid prices on em, I bought the next best thing for about the same price as the cheapest IX (with reasonable miles on it, mind you) with less miles! I got an '08 STi with 7k miles for the price of a IX here with 20k miles, and they were '06 model year cars. So stupid.
So yes, if people are willing to pay, they will, most people will be smart and realize there are other options. There really isn't another car quite like the Supra TT out there right now, there's plenty of things exactly like the IX and/or better.
So yes, if people are willing to pay, they will, most people will be smart and realize there are other options. There really isn't another car quite like the Supra TT out there right now, there's plenty of things exactly like the IX and/or better.
Mar 5, 2011, 05:20 PM
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I could not see photos of it for some reason but WTH? I cannot see it going for that unless it has some kind of real history to it.
I love my evo but there is no way their value will go up that much. I am also one of the few that likes the VIII better than the IX. The only thing the IX had that I want is the turbo I already got the BOV. I personally like the VIII bumper better as well. I understand I am one of the odd ball people out there though. The VIII seems a bit more raw.
I love my evo but there is no way their value will go up that much. I am also one of the few that likes the VIII better than the IX. The only thing the IX had that I want is the turbo I already got the BOV. I personally like the VIII bumper better as well. I understand I am one of the odd ball people out there though. The VIII seems a bit more raw.
I like the VIII better too, mostly since that is what's in the driveway at the moment and most affordable for us right now
Hopefully the value will hold, its just nice to know that its value is not rapidly depriciating each day that goes by, like most other vehicles.
Mar 5, 2011, 05:47 PM
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Do you guys remember the cash for clunkers? The price/value of all used cars has gone up in the last year. Used to be able to find a decent winter beater for less than $1000, now try and find one that doesn't need something just to make it driveable for less than that.
