105000 miles evo x review
exactly. Your talking world class cars with audi and bmw. Mitsubishi isn't even on there radar. Hell mitsu is lucky to be on subraru and mazdas radar. Nothing against mitsu but that's apples to oranges. If ur in the market for audi, lexus, or bmw then mitsubishi isn't in that conversation
Evo is a fine machine bar none and if u can grab 1 do it. But to justify cost of repairs to that of a bmw or audi then maybe u should by a genesis coupe and move on
Evo is a fine machine bar none and if u can grab 1 do it. But to justify cost of repairs to that of a bmw or audi then maybe u should by a genesis coupe and move on
There's also a difference between part failures being expensive and regular scheduled maintenance being expensive.
Depends on what u buy it for. Evidently according to most people on forums is your not driving the car for what it was intended for which is rippin up autocrosses then its jus a waste of money that will turn into a money pit. and if that's what worries you then. The ralliart is a more down to earth choice
Any Evo X is 10x better than a Ralliart, new or used.
Some people are stupid if they think its a waste of money to use the Evo as a DD.
I honestly don't find it that expensive of a car to own, maintenance wise.
Just picked up my 2013 wrx today!! I decided to keep te Evo since I went ahead a fixed the struts and the heat works now, just the a/c doesn't so ill have to see what's up with that.
But the wrx is amazing I plan to keep mostly stock and hold on to this warranty as long as possible.
But the wrx is amazing I plan to keep mostly stock and hold on to this warranty as long as possible.
Got the 5 door, white with 5 miles on it lol wasn't making that mistake again. I was really torn cause at one point I almost bit the bullet on a 2012 Sti they had there but I had this gut feeling not to, plus I would have been murdered when I arrived home. Also factor in the fact that i gotten used to not having any car payments every month. I was looking for least amount a month. Least to say I'm happy with my decision- what I'm most afraid now is my girlfriend is going to kill me when I get home For getting another car ( lol told her i was going to look ) She's gonna have to deal with it.
Payments aren't bad either , about $260 a month. Now maybe I can convince her for some coilovers
Payments aren't bad either , about $260 a month. Now maybe I can convince her for some coilovers
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It is probably less common than a stretched timing chain on an Evo.
WRX's don't seem to be affected as badly by the ringland failures.
Brakes is what I wish I had with my WRXs, and my buddy with his 2012 wishes the same. That'd be the one upgrade I'd make, followed by a rear sway which does wonders for Subarus.
My friend just spent $2500 on a new water pump and some tranny part on his BMW w 50k miles all out of pocket.
The 2008's had several known issues. In fact a contributing factor to the absence of the 2009 Evo. They had timing chain stretching issues, AWC pump problems (in cold climates), and weak diff pins. Those problems have since been addressed.
*note this isn't the entire reason there was no 2009 Evo. The 2008 Evo arrived part way through the model year. Because of this there there was a surplus.
*note this isn't the entire reason there was no 2009 Evo. The 2008 Evo arrived part way through the model year. Because of this there there was a surplus.
The 2008's had several known issues. In fact a contributing factor to the absence of the 2009 Evo. They had timing chain stretching issues, AWC pump problems (in cold climates), and weak diff pins. Those problems have since been addressed.
*note this isn't the entire reason there was no 2009 Evo. The 2008 Evo arrived part way through the model year. Because of this there there was a surplus.
*note this isn't the entire reason there was no 2009 Evo. The 2008 Evo arrived part way through the model year. Because of this there there was a surplus.
Also the ACD pump has no been changed FYI.



nice pick up on the WRX.