Evo IX used car pricing: Thousands over book value
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i am selling my 2006 evo iX, SSL package with 58k miles on it and garage kept and i am the second owner with a clean carfax and a professionally built engine. well taken care of and not beat on or riced out. i am asking $21,000 for it. Serious inquiries only as i have had alot of people low ball me or flake and waste my time. I do not have to sell it but i am looking to buy a house and i could use the extra money on a down payment. My car is worth every penny and more than what i am asking. Thanks
I feel as if untouched stock Evo's are worth more? Unless you think I am wrong.
I have 2006 IX MR its got 56k on it and engine, suspension, interior is 100% stock and it looks like a showroom car 100% OEM. I feel I can sell mine for 30k to the right buyer, such as someone that collects stock unmessed around with cars....
I think someone that tracks their car would love to buy your evo
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From: Driving ten under in the passing lane, right turn signal on at all times.
Yes, stock Evos command higher prices and are generally easier to sell.
With a modded car, you always have to ask who did the work, what parts were used, do you have receipts, how bad was it beat on, etc..
A stocker is no guarantee, but the odds are better, plus you can always modify to your taste and for your purposes later.
With a modded car, you always have to ask who did the work, what parts were used, do you have receipts, how bad was it beat on, etc..
A stocker is no guarantee, but the odds are better, plus you can always modify to your taste and for your purposes later.
I will have to get photos. The timing belt is a cost that must be done if I purchase it, I am going to do a compression test this weekend.
Last edited by yeayeaatou; Mar 26, 2015 at 01:08 PM.
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Sounds like you have mods? then may be thats a good price for it.
I feel as if untouched stock Evo's are worth more? Unless you think I am wrong.
I have 2006 IX MR its got 56k on it and engine, suspension, interior is 100% stock and it looks like a showroom car 100% OEM. I feel I can sell mine for 30k to the right buyer, such as someone that collects stock unmessed around with cars....
I think someone that tracks their car would love to buy your evo
I feel as if untouched stock Evo's are worth more? Unless you think I am wrong.
I have 2006 IX MR its got 56k on it and engine, suspension, interior is 100% stock and it looks like a showroom car 100% OEM. I feel I can sell mine for 30k to the right buyer, such as someone that collects stock unmessed around with cars....
I think someone that tracks their car would love to buy your evo
for $10k, it would have to be absolutely RUINED for me not to buy it. i don't care if the engine is blown, the t-case is bad, or it has body damage. as long as it's not all three, i'm in. i'll go get it if you don't LOL
Thats kinda why I posted something, to confirm that it was a good deal. I dont know if you can find a one owner car that is still bone stock.
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I does seem too wild of the price but it depends what the buyer is looking for i think as long every little detail in the car is cared for its worth the money when i have all records to show for and interior is not worn was babied from day one and every single detail in the car reminds you as if its still brand new car i think i am trying to sell experience of a new car in a well cared for evo
Last edited by futureal; Mar 26, 2015 at 09:29 PM.
