Monthly Cost of owning an EVO
#32
car payment: 300
insurance: 89.60
gas: 100
I'm 29 and married so insurance isn't that bad, plus I only drive it on Fridays and Saturdays so I get another insurance break for keeping it under X amount of miles a year.
insurance: 89.60
gas: 100
I'm 29 and married so insurance isn't that bad, plus I only drive it on Fridays and Saturdays so I get another insurance break for keeping it under X amount of miles a year.
#37
Dam, i wish i could find insurance in washington as cheap as you guys, i was lookin to get an evo, but they wanted 550 a month for insurance, that tottaly ****ted on my dream of an evo
#41
I pay:
400 a month car payment
140 a month insurance
160+ a month for gas
equals 700 a month
Oil changes cost me about 60 to do myself with mitsu filter and Mobil 1 every 3-5000 miles
plugs every 3,000 are $12-$14 if you do it yourself
But maintenance varies
This month alone I've spent $890 for tires and a new windshield
but I do have an 03 with almost 70,000 on the odometer so things start to break
I've already:
rebuilt the tranny $ 2500
replaced the clutch $1200
replaced the front struts $500
Timing belt $600
and rebuilding the engine at about 80,000 miles too
Plus a few thousand in mods and tuning
so just keep in mind owning this vehicle costs $$$$$$ no way out of it.
Hope that helps you get an idea of what your getting into. Overall the evo is a great car, I love it. Things break because the cars are generally pushed farther than most cars. Are they pieces of ****....not at all, in fact the engine alone is tough as nails. The paint and interior quality is another story
400 a month car payment
140 a month insurance
160+ a month for gas
equals 700 a month
Oil changes cost me about 60 to do myself with mitsu filter and Mobil 1 every 3-5000 miles
plugs every 3,000 are $12-$14 if you do it yourself
But maintenance varies
This month alone I've spent $890 for tires and a new windshield
but I do have an 03 with almost 70,000 on the odometer so things start to break
I've already:
rebuilt the tranny $ 2500
replaced the clutch $1200
replaced the front struts $500
Timing belt $600
and rebuilding the engine at about 80,000 miles too
Plus a few thousand in mods and tuning
so just keep in mind owning this vehicle costs $$$$$$ no way out of it.
Hope that helps you get an idea of what your getting into. Overall the evo is a great car, I love it. Things break because the cars are generally pushed farther than most cars. Are they pieces of ****....not at all, in fact the engine alone is tough as nails. The paint and interior quality is another story
#42
Evo was monthly:
0 Payment (hooray for California Real Estate!)
~100 gas
100 insurance
~50 maintenence (avg out for the year, minus the cost of track equipment [track tires, gas at the track, track pads, etc]
Porsche is:
320 payment
~100 gas (almost the exact mpg as the Evo, on average...)
109 insurance ( at the Evo and its high insurance)
~14 in maintenence (Yes, really, but that isn't including parts if something breaks...)
0 Payment (hooray for California Real Estate!)
~100 gas
100 insurance
~50 maintenence (avg out for the year, minus the cost of track equipment [track tires, gas at the track, track pads, etc]
Porsche is:
320 payment
~100 gas (almost the exact mpg as the Evo, on average...)
109 insurance ( at the Evo and its high insurance)
~14 in maintenence (Yes, really, but that isn't including parts if something breaks...)
#44
hmmmm this thread hasnt changed my mind just yet but im still thinking because i went to see an 06 evo ix with 12k miles costing 24995$ totaled out to 26,700$ after taxes and they want 400$ per month. i am a 20 yr old college student working part time. What should i do?!?!?!
#45
hmmmm this thread hasnt changed my mind just yet but im still thinking because i went to see an 06 evo ix with 12k miles costing 24995$ totaled out to 26,700$ after taxes and they want 400$ per month. i am a 20 yr old college student working part time. What should i do?!?!?!