Evo IX used car pricing: Thousands over book value
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i'm playing with the idea of selling my car pretty soon.
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I'm of the belief that something is worth what someone is willing to pay. I don't see these cars coming up for sale often enough for prices to fall. There is always the guy who "stole" his evo from someone. Go on any forum cars, bikes, boats etc. There is someone saying they got the car for nothing. I know there is no way I would part with my car for $20k, because I know you won't find a nice clean low mileage evo for sub $24k. Also it's hard to find an EVO that's worth jumping on and what car can you buy that provides the thrill and excitement of an evo 8/9? It took me close to 6 months to get my car and finally I found one. I had to fly and get my 9 and I couldn't be happier. I also am looking for another Evo for a friend.
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I sold my 06 GG MR SE last week for $19k @ 93k miles. The car was bone stock other than a turbo back exhaust and a k&n filter.
Many people tell me i could have made more off the car if i waited longer. I was happy with what i got considering the fact that i owned the car for 6 years and put 65k miles on it. (purchased in 2011 for $22.5k @ 28k miles).
Man i really miss that car
Many people tell me i could have made more off the car if i waited longer. I was happy with what i got considering the fact that i owned the car for 6 years and put 65k miles on it. (purchased in 2011 for $22.5k @ 28k miles).
Man i really miss that car
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I sold my 06 GG MR SE last week for $19k @ 93k miles. The car was bone stock other than a turbo back exhaust and a k&n filter.
Many people tell me i could have made more off the car if i waited longer. I was happy with what i got considering the fact that i owned the car for 6 years and put 65k miles on it. (purchased in 2011 for $22.5k @ 28k miles).
Man i really miss that car
Many people tell me i could have made more off the car if i waited longer. I was happy with what i got considering the fact that i owned the car for 6 years and put 65k miles on it. (purchased in 2011 for $22.5k @ 28k miles).
Man i really miss that car
Last edited by Wanted EVO IX; Feb 10, 2017 at 05:11 PM.
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I just bought an 06 TB evo mr in immaculate condition with 72K miles for 21900. Bone stock except for a Perrin 3in catback exhaust and a mint set of Enkie rpf1s. Its hard to find good deals these days on such a hard to find car.
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It would be cool though. But unless they released it in big numbers, it wouldn't really drive down the resale values of the other IXs.
Yeah, like I said, that wouldn't be a bad price. I wouldn't take that for my bone stock IX SE.
It's not like a retro release of Air Jordan XIs. There's a lot of legal crap that they'd have to deal with, and it wouldn't be for a lot of benefit to Mitsubishi.
It would be cool though. But unless they released it in big numbers, it wouldn't really drive down the resale values of the other IXs.
It's not like a retro release of Air Jordan XIs. There's a lot of legal crap that they'd have to deal with, and it wouldn't be for a lot of benefit to Mitsubishi.
It would be cool though. But unless they released it in big numbers, it wouldn't really drive down the resale values of the other IXs.