nice...maybe i should sell mine...only 32k miles. original owner. tastefully upgraded. hmmmm....

 

i'm thinking the same! 06 mr ww... only 14.5k miles. second owner through family. stock! .. hmmmmmmmmmmm

 

well if your willing to sell let me know, trying to find one for my wife, you know what they say happy wife, happy life.

 

true that...you in san antonio??

teaser....

 

damn what a tease...

yea i live in san antonio, tx
anyone coming down for TX2k13?

 

A friend of mine and I have talked about it.

 

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you need to make your own fs thread.

 

Glad I started it up.
I'm gonna keep bumping it until someone sells me another Evo at the fantistic prices everyone in here keeps talking about.

 

hahaha. had my '05 since 4/2006 with 8k on it. 6 years and 106,000 miles later, it's still running like a top. original battery, clutch, and clearcoat, which is peeling bad. daily driven 76miles a day, spirited driving and a few passes at the track. other cars come and go, this is the car i will keep.

 

I'm kinda confused and not trying to burst anyones bubble. Why is KBB and Nada so different on these cars? It's like a 7K dollar difference. One of the sites has to be wrong and I think KBB is valuing these cars to high.

03 Evo with 50,000 miles is what I was using as a reference.

21K retail via KBB - Excellent
19K private party KBB


14K retail via Nada
12K trade in since nada doesnt private party so ~ 12-13K private party.

 

KBB from what I've seen is high. My bank's loan amount usually follows what NADA values are.

 

This thread sucks for people wanting to buy one in the near future lol.

 

I'm all for going in between the nada and kbb price guide. Most banks/credit unions use nada though, so it doesnt matter what kbb say's. Peoples evos will just sit on the market alot longer if they go by kbb value.

 

http://www.cars.com/go/search/detail...&&aff=national

Here's another link..
Talk about resale value. It's a dealer, but still.