Lowest mileage EVO X
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May 18, 2019, 02:52 PM
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I have too many projects, unfortunately.
May 20, 2019, 10:20 PM
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2010 BONE STOCK Wicked White Evo X GSR. 68,000 miles ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Who thinks the Evo will eventually end up being a "collector's car"? I do. I don't think it may be a car that gains A LOT of value in appreciation but I think they will sell for a nice price in the future. The baby boomer generations are getting older and the old classic muscle cars were the cars THEY had on their walls. People born after 1975 not only wanted Ferraris, lambo's, and Porsches but they also wanted 3000GT VR4s, MR2s, NSX, Nissan Skylines, and Toyota Supras. It fair to say that the Evo will be in this group at "some" point. Who agrees ? ?
May 21, 2019, 04:16 AM
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2010 BONE STOCK Wicked White Evo X GSR. 68,000 miles ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Who thinks the Evo will eventually end up being a "collector's car"? I do. I don't think it may be a car that gains A LOT of value in appreciation but I think they will sell for a nice price in the future. The baby boomer generations are getting older and the old classic muscle cars were the cars THEY had on their walls. People born after 1975 not only wanted Ferraris, lambo's, and Porsches but they also wanted 3000GT VR4s, MR2s, NSX, Nissan Skylines, and Toyota Supras. It fair to say that the Evo will be in this group at "some" point. Who agrees ? ?
May 21, 2019, 07:23 AM
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May 21, 2019, 10:00 AM
#12
I remember being about 17-18 and building "my" Evo IX MR online about every other day. It was something I could never afford back then. It was definitely my dream car.
But I still love the X. I think that the X will be apart of that "classic car" realm. But not as much mainly because they made them from 2008-2015 and never really changed anything. The IX was just that one special 2006. I've had a 05 Evo VIII, an 08 X, and now a 12 X. I wouldn't ever want to part ways with the Evo now. Even though I bought it with 55k miles from the original owner, and I'll put about 5k miles on it a year. Evos are just special to me.
But I still love the X. I think that the X will be apart of that "classic car" realm. But not as much mainly because they made them from 2008-2015 and never really changed anything. The IX was just that one special 2006. I've had a 05 Evo VIII, an 08 X, and now a 12 X. I wouldn't ever want to part ways with the Evo now. Even though I bought it with 55k miles from the original owner, and I'll put about 5k miles on it a year. Evos are just special to me.
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May 21, 2019, 10:33 PM
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Pretty sure you started this thread knowing everyone here actually drives their cars. 
Congrats!
It won't be a collector. Not driving it = waste of money. But it's yours, of course, so do with it (or don't) what you like.
Even my "race car" sees 3k per year. Otherwise, what's the point in even Having it?
Congrats!
It won't be a collector. Not driving it = waste of money. But it's yours, of course, so do with it (or don't) what you like.
Even my "race car" sees 3k per year. Otherwise, what's the point in even Having it?
May 22, 2019, 05:09 AM
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Pretty sure you started this thread knowing everyone here actually drives their cars.
Congrats!
It won't be a collector. Not driving it = waste of money. But it's yours, of course, so do with it (or don't) what you like.
Even my "race car" sees 3k per year. Otherwise, what's the point in even Having it?
Congrats!
It won't be a collector. Not driving it = waste of money. But it's yours, of course, so do with it (or don't) what you like.
Even my "race car" sees 3k per year. Otherwise, what's the point in even Having it?
You say that NOW but who knows what the future holds. Look at the prices of old NSXs. To this day, I kick my self for not buying one around 2003/2004 when you could pick up a 95-97 NSX with about 115,000 miles for about $17,000 - $20,000 EASILY. Now that same car will run you $35,000. Same thing for the Supras. I understand the reason people say the IX will be the Evo with the greatest collectability BUT I think the X will be close simply because it was the LAST Evo to be built. I live in AZ and we have car shows here (Barrett Jackson) here all the time. I know a Mitsubishi 3000GT VR-4 sold at the last one for around $30,000. I believe the X will hold its value AT LEAST as well as any VR-4, especially if its kept stock (which increases the value substantially).