What is my car worth in todays market?
What is my car worth in todays market?
Hello, I have a 2003 base Evolution 8 with 10k miles on it. Everything is factory never modified, body, interior is in great shape and it's been kept in a warehouse. No pictures yet.
just curious to see what it is worth today.
just curious to see what it is worth today.
KBB has this EvO pegged around $21 to $24K. I think its worth that & maybe slightly above that $24K figure
The super low miles & the stock condition really make put this into Unicorn status
Lets see the pics!!!
The super low miles & the stock condition really make put this into Unicorn status
Lets see the pics!!!
I've been in /watching this segment of the market for the past year. Similar cars have traded in high 20's to low 30's.
- all maintenance including timing belts done?
- no paint work
- all documentation history
- no clear coat peel on wing
- showroom new otherwise
If all of the above, don't settle for less than something with a 3 in front of it. It will take a while to sell at the high end but there is a market. Good car for BaT.
- no paint work
- all documentation history
- no clear coat peel on wing
- showroom new otherwise
If all of the above, don't settle for less than something with a 3 in front of it. It will take a while to sell at the high end but there is a market. Good car for BaT.
Those of us that own the cars like to think they are worth their weight in gold.
I'd list it at $30k and realistically expect to settle for low to mid $20s. It's not a collector car, but you would, eventually, find someone who wouldn't mind paying a bit more for an unmodified version.
Anyone looking to spend $30k probably isn't looking for 16 year old Japanese cars and anyone shopping Evos probably doesn't have $30k to spend, even with the bank financing $15-18k of it.
We see lots of Evos listed at crazy high prices (BAT doesn't count. It's infamous for inflated and unrealistic prices), but you would be surprised at what they actually sell for, once you get the seller to open up.
If you happen to make more than that, high five yourself then take the money and ruuuuuuun.
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I think it can be a collectors car because if you see the prices
people pay for Supra from excellent condition to na swapped Supra you would be surprised. That
car no matter what you tell me is not worth 100k and I see those selling for that much.
people pay for Supra from excellent condition to na swapped Supra you would be surprised. That
car no matter what you tell me is not worth 100k and I see those selling for that much.
Disagree, these things will only go up in value over the years. I have seen good example 9's sell for over 40k with that mileage. So i don't understand why you think these will not appreciate in value @kaj
