I'm looking for a unicorn, can you help me?
there are unicorns out there... it will take patience on your part and timing when someone decides to sell theirs. Lots of people that sell them eventually grow out of them or they just become garage queens and no longer want them just sitting around and others sell them for financial reasons due to changes in their lives...
again patience is key. Just be ready to pull the trigger when one comes up. The advantage to buying these older Evos with low mileage is that most younger folks cannot afford them because they cannot get loans for them as they are older than 5 years so you have to pay cash.
I will eventually be in the market for another CT9A and will also be looking for a clean one. I think its all about timing and patience... and like other people said... get the color you want.. I've had 3 Evos and was always sure about buying each one. First one I sold as I was buying a house, 2nd one I regretted selling and the X I have now is not what I expected after owning it for a year... so I am ready for another CT9A.
Good luck on your search.
again patience is key. Just be ready to pull the trigger when one comes up. The advantage to buying these older Evos with low mileage is that most younger folks cannot afford them because they cannot get loans for them as they are older than 5 years so you have to pay cash.
I will eventually be in the market for another CT9A and will also be looking for a clean one. I think its all about timing and patience... and like other people said... get the color you want.. I've had 3 Evos and was always sure about buying each one. First one I sold as I was buying a house, 2nd one I regretted selling and the X I have now is not what I expected after owning it for a year... so I am ready for another CT9A.
Good luck on your search.
Last edited by Astro_Train; Aug 28, 2016 at 08:00 PM.
there are unicorns out there... it will take patience on your part and timing when someone decides to sell theirs. Lots of people that sell them eventually grow out of them or they just become garage queens and no longer want them just sitting around and others sell them for financial reasons due to changes in their lives...
again patience is key. Just be ready to pull the trigger when one comes up. The advantage to buying these older Evos with low mileage is that most younger folks cannot afford them because they cannot get loans for them as they are older than 5 years so you have to pay cash.
I will eventually be in the market for another CT9A and will also be looking for a clean one. I think its all about timing and patience... and like other people said... get the color you want.. I've had 3 Evos and was always sure about buying each one. First one I sold as I was buying a house, 2nd one I regretted selling and the X I have now is not what I expected after owning it for a year... so I am ready for another CT9A.
Good luck on your search.
again patience is key. Just be ready to pull the trigger when one comes up. The advantage to buying these older Evos with low mileage is that most younger folks cannot afford them because they cannot get loans for them as they are older than 5 years so you have to pay cash.
I will eventually be in the market for another CT9A and will also be looking for a clean one. I think its all about timing and patience... and like other people said... get the color you want.. I've had 3 Evos and was always sure about buying each one. First one I sold as I was buying a house, 2nd one I regretted selling and the X I have now is not what I expected after owning it for a year... so I am ready for another CT9A.
Good luck on your search.
You dont look very well because this one has been in miami on cargurus for about 2 months now, if i had the 29k i wouldve taken it already
https://www.cargurus.com/Cars/invent...ting=148826067
https://www.cargurus.com/Cars/invent...ting=148826067
That being said OP I found a silver or grey 8 with 22k miles. The guy put it for sale for his friend and when I got the money to buy it they decided to keep it, but i know hell sell again soon, or for the right price
Really? It seems like it's always overseas buyers. But that just sounds odd to me though. Why turn down $90k if they sold one a couple years back for $50k? That's almost triple the original sticker price and an even bigger return than before. Is there really a market out there where people are willing to pay $100k for an untitled 10 year-old Evo?
You dont look very well because this one has been in miami on cargurus for about 2 months now, if i had the 29k i wouldve taken it already
https://www.cargurus.com/Cars/invent...ting=148826067
https://www.cargurus.com/Cars/invent...ting=148826067
Hello, up for sale is this stunning and super clean 2006 Lancer Evolution IX MR. Finished off in wicked white with under 41k original miles. This one is a perfect example of a well cared for adult owned Evo 9 MR. T-case & synchro operate flawlessly, the original clutch was replaced at 35k miles with another OEM clutch. Matching vin tags on all panels and doors. Makes a great project car or collectors car. Bone stock besides a few tasteful mods listed below. If you have any questions on this Evo 9 MR please feel free to contact us directly or message us through ebay. Buy with a piece of mind from Specialty Auto Brokers*. No DEALER FEES at all what so ever, the price of the vehicle will be exactly what you will be paying with no hidden fees EXCLUDING sales tax & registration fees and if you wish that the vehicle is to be transported. Contact us for more info about this Evo 9 MR, extended warranty & Transport quotes.*2006 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution IX MR*Original MSRP: Over $35kAdult Owned & Dealer maintained*- Very desired wicked white- conservatively tuned at 23PSI making 355WHP- All Services up to date- HKS 272 cams- Walboro 255 Fuel Pump- RC 750cc injectors- Fujitsubo 3'' turboback exhaust with test pipe- Aluminium short route upper and lower intercooler piping- Nisei mini battery kit- Hallman manual boost controller - Zeal function X coilovers- (Extended Warranties Available)
Really? It seems like it's always overseas buyers. But that just sounds odd to me though. Why turn down $90k if they sold one a couple years back for $50k? That's almost triple the original sticker price and an even bigger return than before. Is there really a market out there where people are willing to pay $100k for an untitled 10 year-old Evo?
BAHAHAHAA
LOL, there was a similar one on here a few months ago "bone stock VIRGIN" except for cams, exhaust, injectors, fuel pump, tune...LOL
Any idiot can kill a clutch in an Evo in very short order. That wouldn't bother me.







