question about mitsubishis condition
question about mitsubishis condition
mitsubishi might be going out of business, some have said its in a time of "make or break"
if i buy a new evo, will the value of the car be really little, and not worth the money?
u know, since its doing very bad in business, i asked my father since he works at dodge as finance director(the guy that rips u off), and he said that the car wont be worth much for long.
if i buy a new evo, will the value of the car be really little, and not worth the money?
u know, since its doing very bad in business, i asked my father since he works at dodge as finance director(the guy that rips u off), and he said that the car wont be worth much for long.
Originally Posted by rodrigorules
mitsubishi might be going out of business, some have said its in a time of "make or break"
if i buy a new evo, will the value of the car be really little, and not worth the money?
u know, since its doing very bad in business, i asked my father since he works at dodge as finance director(the guy that rips u off), and he said that the car wont be worth much for long.

if i buy a new evo, will the value of the car be really little, and not worth the money?
u know, since its doing very bad in business, i asked my father since he works at dodge as finance director(the guy that rips u off), and he said that the car wont be worth much for long.

-Ron
I agree with RonA. How about the American companies? They give $4500 rebates, and are devaluing their stock on a dialy basis. I thought I heard on CNN that GM stock was reduced to LESS than junk bond status. Mitsu stands behind there autos, offer little to no cash back in comparison to American Auto Makers. My wife drives an 04 Durango with a Hemi, and although we love it. We paid $31K for it last year, today it's worth about 20K. You pick.
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the 2005 Evo is CNN moneys #1 sedan for resale value. Also mitsu wont die anytime soon. If you want ur car to keep value, just dont buy american (american cars have the worst resale value)
Last edited by Evo_Jay; Oct 23, 2005 at 09:09 PM.
Mitsu is NOT going to go out of business. Have you even seen half of the Mitsu empire? The Mitsu bank if the 2nd largest bank in Japan, if not one of the largest in the world. I repeat, they are NOT going to go out of busienss.
If Toyota pulls out of the US, do you think the Mk IV Supra will not be sought after anymore?
Fuji Heavy Industries owns Mistubishi, Subaru, Dihatsu, Isuzu, and a couple of others. It's one of the oldest industrial conglomerates in Japan. Fuji generates compettion between their own daughter companies more than anything else.
It's funny how domestic brand employees will go to such great lengths to steer people away from the superior product, even when they're giving advice to family members.
The sky's not falling, Chicken Little.
Fuji Heavy Industries owns Mistubishi, Subaru, Dihatsu, Isuzu, and a couple of others. It's one of the oldest industrial conglomerates in Japan. Fuji generates compettion between their own daughter companies more than anything else.
It's funny how domestic brand employees will go to such great lengths to steer people away from the superior product, even when they're giving advice to family members.
The sky's not falling, Chicken Little.



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