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hello,

back in 2012 I picked up a 2011 evo with 6k miles for 30,500. I sold that in 2015 and picked up a 2010 gtr, I recently just sold it and I'm looking to get back into the Evo game. Looking around my area and saw a 2015 with 8k miles for $32,000. Wherent these $35000 max brand new? What's going on with these prices

coming from a gtr I'm not complaining about the dollar amount, just wanted more info on the prices staying up there.

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With the discontinuation I suppose there could be an increase of scarcity of supply vs demand. The supply of Evo's is now declining as they age out and no new ones are built. I think due to this the newer ones will depreciate slower over time, especially if it becomes a "classic". People like us will always want some sort of raw high performance awd car and there just aren't a lot of options out there. GTRs are still priced out of many's budgets and the STi just isn't the same.

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I've noticed the same thing happening with Vipers. Used to be you could find a 2nd gen GTS in the low $30k's or even a 3rd gen in the $30k's. All old Viper prices seem to be on the rise since they ended production.

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