What is my Evo worth?
Oct 9, 2004, 08:36 PM
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What is my Evo worth?
I just need some opinions on what I should sell my Evo for.
It's a 2003 Silver Evo8. 3800 miles, tinted, Tanabe coilovers, 18" Volk racing GT-7(gunmetal), Vishnu stage 1 signature, Boost and oil temp gauges. I also have all the stock parts, Rims and tires, exhaust, stereo etc.
Got a pretty good sound system too. Eclipse CD Deck, MB quart front and rear, One 12" DD Audio sub in a ported tuned box, 5 channel Directed amp rated at 300 watts front and rear and 600 watts to the sub for a total of 1200 watts.
I bought the car brand new in January 2004. I really wish I didn't have to sell the car but I have a company car I drive and my Evo just sits there. I think it is a waste for a car like the Evo just to sit there. Anyway let me know what you guys think. I know that I will lose money but I just want to know what is a fair asking price. Thanks.
It's a 2003 Silver Evo8. 3800 miles, tinted, Tanabe coilovers, 18" Volk racing GT-7(gunmetal), Vishnu stage 1 signature, Boost and oil temp gauges. I also have all the stock parts, Rims and tires, exhaust, stereo etc.
Got a pretty good sound system too. Eclipse CD Deck, MB quart front and rear, One 12" DD Audio sub in a ported tuned box, 5 channel Directed amp rated at 300 watts front and rear and 600 watts to the sub for a total of 1200 watts.
I bought the car brand new in January 2004. I really wish I didn't have to sell the car but I have a company car I drive and my Evo just sits there. I think it is a waste for a car like the Evo just to sit there. Anyway let me know what you guys think. I know that I will lose money but I just want to know what is a fair asking price. Thanks.
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If I were you I'd return it all to stock and still get 24-26K for it. ( 1st year is always the biggest depreciation for cars )
Then part out and get some of your money invested back.
Remember, you can get an 04 Evo for around $28,500 if you really push the dealer.
Then part out and get some of your money invested back.
Remember, you can get an 04 Evo for around $28,500 if you really push the dealer.
