For everyone looking to trade in their current ride for a 2004 Ralliart or an Evo, i found this on the MMSA site.

http://www.mitsubishicars.com/tradein/index.html

 

...couldn't give me a figure....
...

 

Same here.... sorry... should have tried it before i posted.

 

It really wants me to drive an LS. Whenever I pick OZ it just tells me I'm driving an LS. Som*****.

EDIT: I dunno why I'm mad. I have no plans to trade in my car.

 

i did get an email back....
stating i should print this out to bring to a dealer
...but it does not have the appraisal amount of
the car.....

 

Anybody wanting to trade their car is buried. The only way you wouldn't be is if you put tons of cash down. I could have told you that.

 

resale value for the Lancer is .........

 

If you trade in now you would probably get around 11,000 i would guess somewhere around 10k when the car comes out. I personally would and could do it but the new design isnt really to my liking.

 

10 you are lucky. I just traded an 2002 LS model with extras and they would only give me 8000.

 

RESALE VALUE FOR MINE?????????? 9,000

 

BUT WITH A 294.00 A MONTH PAYMENT I GUESS I CAN DEAL WITH IT.

 

Please avoid the gratuitous use of all caps and smilies.

 

We all bought the car because we liked it so why sell it? Just because it's a little slow, save up for a turbo. Think of all the money your gonna lose. There nice cars.

 

My thoughts exactly. No reason to even bother losing the money and the last thing i would do is eat the depreciation on the good looking 02 lancer which would amount to more then a turbo system that would undoubtedly give you a more powerful car then the ralliart lancer.

 

In the upper mid-west a ES automatic with 10-20k miles will trade for between $8-9k, an LS or OZ should catch closer to $10k, maybe a little more but not much. The rental companies are flooding the market with Lancers right now since no one is travelling.