Found 3 nearly new evo IX MRs for sale. This one is has 3 miles https://www.cars.com/vehicledetail/d...4325/overview/ , this one has 291 mi https://www.cars.com/vehicledetail/d...3921/overview/ and this one has 9 mi https://www.cars.com/vehicledetail/d...4205/overview/.

HOLY CRAP..only other time i saw this was the evo ix that went for sale on ebay back in 2017..bid war got up to $138K...i think for sale by the same dealer too.

Yeah, So.Coast was the largest EvO dealer in the USA at one point IIRC (bought my RS from them). Not sure how they rate today


Had them do my air bag recall & the rework was spot on.
Nice to see a couple of pristine EvO's w/no miles

The car that allegedly sold for $138K didn't. Buyer wasn't able to raise funds. The grey car above is that car.

So badly want the red one. Can't reconcile paying the price then driving it...cause I couldn't store it.

^ oh yea that is the same one..i wonder why they decided to let it sit for another 2 years..regardless beautiful cars. If i were them id hold onto at least two for another 10 years.

Bought my car used from them back in 2013. At the time a salesman mentioned that the owner had several new evo 9s stored away, along with an r34 gtr and a ton of other cool cars. Im sure these are not the only new examples they have stored, but rather what they are willing to get rid of

The ads are hilarious.
"this Mitsubishi Lancer is sure to sell fast"
"Only 3 miles which is low for a 2006!"
"Call to confirm availability and schedule a no-obligation test drive!"

On a car with 3 miles. On my way.

Me too!!! Never drove a "New" and truly stock evo.

And you can't now. Those tires are going to be like bricks.

I bought my IX new from them before it was even in US. I had to wait a month for ship to get here and unload my car.

few years back, they were trying to sell them for $45k ... Anyhow, for $75k, ehhh would rather buy something else.

Don't know why anyone allowed the race stripes on that white evo. The grey and white one seem to have been parked outside in the sun for some time, but all three are in amazing shape. OEM shift knob decal reacts to heat. Not sure if anyone but a collector would pay Mercedes, Audi, Porsche, pricing for an evo otherwise.

Last one will likely sell for more than their asking. 75k for a brand new evo 9 in 2019 is pretty low. Seller gets to pick whatever crazy price they want considering there is no competition and it is a collectors market. whta the buyer gona say? "l will just time travel to 2006 and buy a new evo 9 for msrp?"

Got my "brand new" 2010 evo X SE from them brand new with 7 miles on it in 2015. They stored a 10 NEW evo X se's and unloaded all 10 "new cars" in 2015. Had it shipped cross country to me and now it is stored some more, just turned 5k miles over 5 year for an almost 10 year old car.

50k is reasonable for this, for the 75K asking price, you pretty much have to store it immediately and not drive it to preserve the value. Not worth it for someone who wants to drive it, that money is better spent on something like a Lotus Exige.