Igaly1021

im looking to purchase a evo 9 with 100k on it, is the millage normal? anything i should look for?

evotothemax

buy mines. 06 evo 9 mr rr with 42k miles.

Igaly1021

any input guys??

Mistaken

iTrader: (20)

Depends... Is the maint all up to date?

Igaly1021

it has new clutch, clean title no accidents

tbaird58

iTrader: (1)

find out if he did the 90k service on it, if not then i would pass. includes timing belt, water pump, and fluid flushes. if he has done it and keeped up on maintenance i dont see why not

06ebevo

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dig into the maintenance history. if the timing belt / water pump hasn't been done yet that'll be a $600 job if you do it and well over $1000 for a shop to do it.

ask for a compression test to be done. bring your own scanner, make sure they didn't clear codes on you. test drive it, listen for any odd suspension, engine or drivetrain noise.

check to see if there were any mods previously done if whoever is selling it says it's "stock". if you aren't confident enough to do all that bring a buddy. if the person / dealer has any issue with these things being done walk away. there's plenty of lower mileage evos on the market right now.

try and see if the person who currently owns it or the dealer can get in contact with a previous owner if any and get information that way.

how much are they asking?

Igaly1021

well its a private seller hes asking 17k but we agreed on 14k it has bolt ons done to it but im gonna go look at it this week and see if its what im looking for

SavEVOIX

iTrader: (9)

Spend the money and take the car to a mitsubishi dealer for a pre purchase inspection. Spend 100-200 bucks now than thousands later...

llDemonll

iTrader: (21)

dont take it to a dealer. take it to a shop who knows what they're looking at/for

hermin0000

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+1

There are alot of things that I could have done differently when I bought my first car. Most important is compression/leak down. Also my transfer case went after a few thousand miles of owning it. One way to know if your **** is going is to drain the tranny/tcase fluid and check for shavings. This will save you thousands and is the first thing you should do anyway if you do end up buying the car.

Igaly1021

ok guys thanks for your help, ill look into all that

hiboost2.0

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90k does not include the timing belt and waterpump. The 120k does. And 14k is an absolute steal.

gsrboi80

iTrader: (38)

Have pics of the car and we can tell you more. I'd agree with above on that's a steal depending on condition and maintenance

Lexus01IS

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14K is def a steal