GinNBoost

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Supply and demand right? Since the 9 is often considered the best EVO ever made (or the last true EVO ever made) doesn't logic suggest that it could go the way of the Supra and become a highly sought after collector's car? If that's the case, when would be the best time to sell my car?

WolfsFang

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Best time would be in like 2+ years. I also dont think the 9 will go up maybe just the 10's.

Smike

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No. Its an Evo. Not a Supra.

Sell it in the best possible condition (you define that ).

gsrboi80

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Cars are generally only worth what someone is willing to pay. Certainly price is not going to go up on a dealer trade in.

But if someone has the cash and really wants something they'll pay big money if the supply is low. Is this not the same with everything????

4G63John

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I didn't think it would be long before this thread was started lol

Wickedwhite8

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Its all about the 8, the 9 was just a refined copy of the almighty evo 8. The First legal evo for sale in the u.s. so ill sell mine to you for $55000. Lmao. Its still just a fast 4 door family car.

llDemonll

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Which is why I'm keeping mine. I didn't buy it with plans that it's value would increase, I bought it to have a car that would still kick *** and function when I have a child seat in the back

killercd4G63

iTrader: (4)

No Sale
only Trade for another Evo!

714benz

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The 03 EVO 8 will be the car to look at in a couple of years if it's has low miles and stock form.
So for all you 03 owners keep you cars in good shape.

edogg23

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I doubt the resale value will go up but I think it will certainly hold its value much better than most cars.

highlyevolved

Well they stopped making nine's a long time ago. They might get a resale bump with this news but I doubt it.

I think in terms of collect-ability, the Evo 6 TM's are the best. Actually the CP9A platform is probably the most desirable considering it's connection to the WRC championships.

Others will be what people are willing to pay. It takes cars a long time to start going up in value due to collect-ability and remember even highly collectable cars like old mustangs and supras don't really return anything compared to initial MSRP.

awdordie

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^+1 the evo has always been legendary at least to me in the sense that its in my top 5 of best import all around. The 8 will prob be more sought after since it was the first in 03 to set foot on u.s soil. The 9 will be up there as well however it was just redefined. The x's are great and all but it was completely redone and imo mitsu went the wrong direction with going to the 4b11. But hey who knows give em 20 years with it and it could be better than our 4g motors. But the evos are already gaining status. They sell for way over blue book constantly. A buddy of mine sold his 03 8 with 90k+ miles for 18k with wheels intake and exhaust. I got mine for 14k with 80k miles and. Blue book was only 10k at the time so I consider myself lucky. If the demand goes up for these it would be great however mine will not be for sale.

Night479

i guess we'll have to watch the "for sale" section and see if anybody want a million dollars for one.....

cbr1000

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that sounds about right to me, I'm guessing they may hold there value a little more, but not increase. Why would they? Maybe we should ask all the guys with Firebirds in their garage with under $10,000 miles on them. How much did they go up in value? .... zero.

goforwand

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The IX's have been holding their value pretty well since the the X came out; most good one's with decent mileage are still in the low 20's which they have been for a few years.