slimjim1804

Except for the asking prices

slimjim1804

I hate those people when I'm selling a car (Evos especially), but when I'm buying I am that guy (but I do it in a less-abrasive, mature manner). My days of paying near blue book or any other appraisal source for a leaky abused 7-10 year old car are over. I learned that lesson. I'd own another one, but I cannot possibly justify paying 20k for a 7 year old molested performance car, period.

ESPECIALLY, now that most owners I see are 18-20something. With a few exceptions, most of those cars are bad news.

chinoxmk22

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Haha +1 .

impact blue

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I only tallboy care about if the car has been maintained properly with the proper parts.I know my car has a salvaged title but when people wanna buy my car and and complain that its been hit I like and I fixed it to where you'd never know its been hit.

When they still complain that its been hit and they want to offer me 9k I tell them nope not for you imma keep it just for them trying to lowball me. It only shows me how broke they are.

I personally think if your to broke to buy an Evo or use excuses to lower the price then you should not own one cause they are probably going to complain about the maintenance later.

DiamondsR4_Evo

I looked for months to find a clean one. I wanted a minty evo that wasn't molested and would risk more problems. I live in Seattle area and I found a stock IX GG MR with 29k and the guy wanted almost 30 grand for it, wouldn't budge a dollar on price. But as I looked along the west coast I realized that if you have a clean viii or ix that it worth some serious doe. I almost flew to Reno to buy an Evo lol. If you keep yours clean or can restore it well before sale it will pay off.

Ev0ikon

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Because I want people to come to me and say "SHUTUP AND TAKE MY MONEY"!

ETS Michael

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It's extremely hard to find a clean Evo here in the NW. I run into the same problem with the non modded, modded evos.

Michael