hey guys,

I've been lurking here for quite sometime now, ready to pull the trigger on a evo x now. I live in VA but have these two in mind.... does anyone know anything about these two cars, or is anyone close enough that could take a look for me?

http://www.cars.com/go/search/detail...nal&listType=1

http://www.cars.com/go/search/detail...nal&listType=1


what are your thoughts??


any insight is greatly appreciated!!

 

hey bro, so here's the deal. Looking at those two Evos, the white one looks like it's in decent condition for sure. Only thing that concerns me is I see some small digs in the rims (kinda to be expected but meh') and in the picture of the trunk, you can't see the area where the sub is and it looks like there's something wood colored off to the left where it would be in the picture...kinda scary in my opinion.
That Apex Silver one, I was looking at myself because I was torn up and wanted to pick one up, but tbh that dealership wasn't really willing to work with me too much on my trade-in, so I decided to hold off. But the AS one is definitely a good pick up, looks like a few small mods done to it, but it looks clean/fresh. Also, it's about the same price and like 7k less miles. If you can get the AS one at a decent price from that dealership in NY, do it up. I'll be eternally jealous.

 

you can get a new car for a low priced lease with a buy out similiar to those in 2 years... and you will have a newer car

 

posted from another thread
2013 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution GSR
Special Lease
$2,999 down
24 months
$229 per month plus tax
MSRP $35,490
Residual Value after 2 Years $26,262.60


2013 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution MR
Special Lease
$2,999 down
24 months
$294 per month plus tax
MSRP $38,690
Residual Value after 2 Years $27,856.80



To get this payment, price is reduced for forum members. Best way to reach me is VIA text. Supply is limited, and this offer wont last long. This is an unbelievably affordable way to purchase the Evo. You can even keep the car after the lease expires if you are interested in buying it for the residual value. Just look at how low the residual is after 2 years. You cannot find a preowned Evo for that price anywhere that is 2 years old!!!!!!!

 

Just keep in mind it costs more in the long run to lease/refinance a vehicle after the lease than it would be to purchase it up front. Also not a good idea if he plans to mod it.