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Tracking All Evo Listings in The USA From Facebook Marketplace
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New Milestone: 1000 Evo 8/9s (1011 as of writing this)
- That's 4.75% of all USA Evo 8/9s
- 5.2% are Evo 8s --- 4.1% are Evo 9s
- 90.9% are whole cars --- 9.1% are shells
- 91.7% have a clean title --- 8.3% are salvage/rebuilt
Man these things are selling for more than what I bought it for brand new back in 2007. Thats freakin nuts. You guys thing the prices will ever go down? Its the only thing keeping me from buying a new one.
The world will end before prices on JDM classics like Evo IX will come down.
I found this spreadsheet to be very helpful. Looks like if I want an Evo IX with less than 50K miles and not heavily modded I'll have to put up at least $50K. Ever since I had a chance to drive my friend's Evo IX I've wanted to get one but I don't want any of these ex-racer / project cars. I wish more people just took it easy with the mods on these cars.
I found this spreadsheet to be very helpful. Looks like if I want an Evo IX with less than 50K miles and not heavily modded I'll have to put up at least $50K. Ever since I had a chance to drive my friend's Evo IX I've wanted to get one but I don't want any of these ex-racer / project cars. I wish more people just took it easy with the mods on these cars.
I wish people would put mods worthy of being on an evo ix. These cars and jdm cars in general were all about their mods and the ability they unleashed after the correct mods. Unfortunely 90 percent of modified cars aren't done correctly, use cheap unreliable cookie cutter parts. I cannot for the life of me understand why people get into these cars if they aren't financially prepared/have the dedicated time to do it properly. Hopefully those clowns get weeded out soon. It's mostly US based evos. Uk/euro/Japan seem to know what they're doing when it comes to mods.
I wish people would put mods worthy of being on an evo ix. These cars and jdm cars in general were all about their mods and the ability they unleashed after the correct mods. Unfortunely 90 percent of modified cars aren't done correctly, use cheap unreliable cookie cutter parts. I cannot for the life of me understand why people get into these cars if they aren't financially prepared/have the dedicated time to do it properly. Hopefully those clowns get weeded out soon. It's mostly US based evos. Uk/euro/Japan seem to know what they're doing when it comes to mods.
I'm OK with basic mods like intake/exhaust/boost controller/tune, etc as long as quality parts are used. Where I steer away is when people start doing custom cams, stroker kits, big turbos or replacing key parts of the car with "built" parts that may or may not be better than OEM...and you never really know the quality of work that was put into it so a stack of receipts doesn't really translate to "as good as factory warranty". I get that some people like the novelty of a 700 WHP Evo but it's not my thing.
I'm OK with basic mods like intake/exhaust/boost controller/tune, etc as long as quality parts are used. Where I steer away is when people start doing custom cams, stroker kits, big turbos or replacing key parts of the car with "built" parts that may or may not be better than OEM...and you never really know the quality of work that was put into it so a stack of receipts doesn't really translate to "as good as factory warranty". I get that some people like the novelty of a 700 WHP Evo but it's not my thing.
Completely agree, I'm not on board with anything over 550hp. It's steering away from the originality of what an evo is supposed to be.
@Tameed what the going price for ones with Rebuilt titles?
You can check them out here https://lookerstudio.google.com/s/pmmU16esKi4 , but to summarize...
- Prices max out at $25k, these are typically 9s with relatively lower miles
- Majority of them are around $17k - 20k
- Prices bottom out at $15k, these have high miles or Evos that need some other work
With the year coming to an end, we now have enough data to start seeing some concrete stats. Time to solve the age-old questions, is electric blue actually the rarest color for the 9? Is gray the most common? Yup.
Jul 13, 2023, 04:21 PM
