24k for those miles sounds about right. A buddy of mine just picked up an RS with 45k for 25ish and it came with some goodies.

 

Its worth whatever youre willing to pay.

Look around and see what the going rate is in your area, then make the seller a offer

 

Definite Maybe.

 

Yea i am going to make him an offer of proabably 22000, for these miles i see it at about that rate but now i need to get rid of my accord and not having much success with that and he says someone from texas is coming to look on it so i may lose out on this one


I had him take more pics and and a video, once i get rid of the accord ill send him to a Mitsubishi dealer nearby to do an inspection, is that enough or should i get a specialized inspection

 

connect four!

 

Between the description and the trim level he thinks he has I wouldn't trust the seller to be either a) Truthful or b) know anything about the car. Get it checked out. See if he'll take the vids of the car one of the other forum members suggested and if it all checks go get your car.

 

So i was all but ready to get this done, had the loan was ready to meet up with the guy and he called my credit union and just refused to do all they were asking( which was just come there sign papers,go to dmv and then collect his cheque)

Anyway maybe it wasnt meant to be.

In the end i ended up getting a 2015 civic si with 10 miles on it, i am not giving up on my evolution dreams, i wil still get one in the future, just not yet.

My dream car and i never give up on my dreams.

 

Why would you buy a 2015 Civic Si when the next gen turbo Civic Si (and Type R) is right around the corner? Boy are you going to regret that purchase.

 

The next gen civic is right around the corner, the SI i can trade in for this one when ready, the Type r price will be out of my range and surprisingly i am loving every minute in this car, it will hold me over just nicely.

 

Everything happens for a reason, don't give up on the evo dream!

 

Sucks, i was in the same boat i couldn't find many Evo 9's and everyone was asking a bit too much, I ended up with an evo 8 for alot less with 60k miles.

Overall I'm happy and researching next mods.

 

I wonder what "very good coilovers" are.

 

I will never give up on my evo dream !!!