Hi

I went yesterday to trade my car ( which was a bad Idea from the beginning) They only offer me $22,000. I have 2010 Graphite Gray Evo x SE # 121 with 23700 miles. I recently installed N-05 navigation and a brand new set of tires (Pilot Sport A/S Plus).

Is this really what my car worth?

 

Put it up on here, I'm sure you'll easily fetch more than that.

 

KBB says 23k and change.

 

Sounds like the dealer is doing you a solid thats Damn close to blue book They gotta make money too.

 

Not a bad deal at all. I'd take it and run

 

Try and sell it here...you'll make more too. And someone else will get a better deal then at the dealer.

 

that seems low. How are IX's selling privately for 23k-27k with mid to high mileage, and your 4 year old car with low miles is worth less?

 

My opinion it seems low.. I use NADA guides (pretty much same as KBB) at work and for my own info.. and your vehicle with the mileage plus nav clean trade in shows $25,725.. rough trade in is even $23,375. But when it comes down to it im not sure what the dealer goes by but its something you can use to counter for more. Of course if your just selling it to a dealer or company that will be a little different which we cant always shoot for the stars but sure can try lol

 

Just got 30 k on trade in for mine towards a new truck I owed 25k on it. Mine was 2012 with 11,500 gsr with navi and leather. I took out the navi and all my aftermarket parts and I am slowly selling all of those.

 

Why did you guys sell if you dont mind me asking?

 

Thats not bad at all for trade but I'm sure that you'll get more private party

 

Are you trading it in at a Mitsu dealership?

When I got my Evo X, the sales staff and I were talking about the used Evo market. They seemed a little hesitant when someone trades them in, even more so with low miles. Not sure if that is a factor here, but I decided to get a new one for the same reason. I wouldn't be able to totally trust a used Evo.

 

That's because IXs are out of production and are still in pretty high demand. The supply is limited. On the other hand, Xs aren't exactly limited, as the car is still in production.

 

I wonder if demand for the X will go up if/when they make the change to a hybrid style power plant. Sounds like that change is right around the corner.

 

Lol those mother ****ers offered me $15k for my 2010 MRT two years ago. I wanted to trade her in for a 2012 F350. Kept EVO and just put a bigger deposit.

They want you to pay full retail price for their pos, but only offer you wholesale on your car.

Next time walk in with cash and you'll see how everything changes.