MITSU LineUp: if the evo is killed what would you buy next?
Mar 3, 2011, 09:41 AM
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MITSU LineUp: if the evo is killed what would you buy next?
The only mitsubishi's that come close to catching my attention is the evo and the eclipse (owned a 2g gst - first car). All other mitsubishi's look like i pooped it out. I liked the concept RA and sucks they never even released it.
What will you buy after your evo? FROM MITSU after the lack of compassion for the evo community?
wth the eclipses only come with sporttronic bulljob. guessing paddle shifter
-belay my last on the eclipses
What will you buy after your evo? FROM MITSU after the lack of compassion for the evo community?
wth the eclipses only come with sporttronic bulljob. guessing paddle shifter
-belay my last on the eclipses
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Mar 3, 2011, 10:03 AM
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Gotta agree with you guys mitsubishi is going to lose a lot by discontinuing the evolution line. They got some feedback from the eclipse community but the majority of their feedback came from the evo followers. From the looks of it they are going to lose touch with their customer base and wit how poor their marketing team is I don't see them boosting any sales across their entire lineup.
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Mar 3, 2011, 10:18 AM
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Agreed, will definately step up to a gtr after this. I refuse to go to the subie side lol. Cobb in town swears by the gtr's and I'm pretty impressed with what they've done with theirs. Can't really justify the 911 turbo for the extra $50k on top of the gtr lol.
Mar 3, 2011, 10:50 AM
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I wouldn't say its quite that astonishing of a jump though special considerations for insurance need to be considered. If you wait for oh about 3-4years or so the GTR depreciates down into the 50kish range depending on millage. I figure if i wait a little longer it will be in the high 40's for a little older of a GTR.
Mar 3, 2011, 10:59 AM
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I wouldn't say its quite that astonishing of a jump though special considerations for insurance need to be considered. If you wait for oh about 3-4years or so the GTR depreciates down into the 50kish range depending on millage. I figure if i wait a little longer it will be in the high 40's for a little older of a GTR.
A used corvette or porsche offers as much enjoyment at a fraction of the cost. Don't get me wrong, I'd love to own one but I'm a little too practical. The idea of a year salary going to pay for the car seems too steep.
