There was one at a local dealership here, $27,995.00 and it sold. (Unknown price it sold for, but that was the "Asking" price.)

 

Supply and demand I suppose.. You can ask whatever you want, if their in short supply in your area, it'll sell. But Unfortunately I think a reasonable price would be in the 25k range.. anything more and most would opt to buy new..

 

why are you selling it with such low miles? what is it about the evo you don't like?
Ghost

 

A dealer is offering me a brand new Evo for $1000 below invoice with the sunroof and spoiler....what is the invoice...i thought i read somewhere it is around 26,700? also, any incentives or holdbacks i should be aware of? i'm right now a student would that help? i know subaru's give discounts for students.

Thanks, Ghost

 

go to kelly blue book to get an idea of what invoice is. It is usually between 26-27k depending on the dealer. If you can get for below invoice that is very good

 

Getting them to even go invoice can be a pain in the ***. They tried telling me that they are so in demand that they don't need to work with you. Then again I got it at 28k and talked em into giving me 5k as trade-in for my old 97 Grand-Prix GTP with over 100k on it so don't let em talk to much ****.

 

Santa monica, CA, mitsu has 2 new evo's for 25,900.....wonder what the invoice is?

 

You gotta be kidding me right?

I'm flying out there right now..

 

Seriously it makes sense to buy it out there and pay $1,000 to ship it across the country if you can't get a dealer to work with you here....

This is great information. Thanks guys. You can put the diff between the invoice and the MSRP right into the bolt ons!

 

MSRP is $30,982 with wing, sunroof and destination. Invoice on the car is $28,661. Without the wing or sunroof the invoice is $27,486 including destination. One for $25,900 is a STEAL!

 

My only concern for those cali EVO's is the milege, and CAli emissions. If I bought it out there, I'd drive it home cross country!!!

 

$25,900... most likely the RS...

 

Here is what Yahoo autos says:

2003 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution Sedan

Invoice Retail Engine Fuel Economy

$26,891 $28,987 2.0L I4 18/26 mpg

Now, they did not list the invoice prices for the wing, sunroof, or other options. that surprised me. they usually list those prices for other cars.

I could not find an entry for the 2004 year Evo nor the RS.

 

That also doesn't include destination of $595 which if you add to $26,891 you'll get the $27,486 I already posted.

 

dang, I just bought mine in January... I wish I would have waited!