Who said I was selling it to the dealership?

 

Anyone who pays 10K for that is a fool.

 

i'm looking into an evo as well. does anyone know how many changes are there from the 03 are the 04 models performance-wise? my dealer has a brand new 03 w/ 65 miles on it. i want it. also, how much faster is an 04 rs compared to the standard model?

 

If you actually want to buy an Evo with the realistic amount of money you are talking about, think about buying a used one. You might find one around 25k or less, who knows.

That teg is worth about a 1/3rd of what you are talking about. If it was a 99, you might have a point but no way that 94 is worth 9-11k. Unless you meant Special K's, in which case, yeah, it's worth a few cereal flakes that are grrrrrrrreat!

 

kelly blue book or intellichoice should give u a good idea of ur vehicle's value

 

have your parents buy my evo for the rock bottom price of $26500!

 

should you change the factory oil to reg oil when you drive it off the showroom floor, then at 3000 miles change it back to syn?

 

Well considering the fact that I have spent 6000 on that car I think I can get a pretty decent price out of it. And I dont want my parents buying this car, wheres the satisfaction in that?

 

the more money u spend on your car (especially on aftermarket components) the less it is worth

 

this forum is funny lol, people dont even say hi to new members, just automatically start trying to tell you that what your doing is inconceivable. I havent seen a single welcome yet and not even a "good luck with your evo purchase" lol, nice guys.

 

dude if your dad signs for the car and loan, have it insured under him, and have you insured on a piece of **** you will be fine.

 

yeah, thats whats going to happen. Ive already thoroughly talked this over with my parents, they said that if I can handle the payments they dont car and will help me in any area that I can be helped in. Im using some money I get from relatives for graduation to help me with the car too.

 

my car is actually titled under my dad's company and my paycheck is autodeducted for the car and its insured as a company car so its cheap as hell for insurance as well.

 

we'll welcome you when you actually have the evo... lol jk... well welcome fluxedspeed.. at least to evom.net... I just dont want you to be disappointed at the end thats all
Im 25 right now.. when I was your age I did the exact same thing... used all my savings/cash for a downpayment on an eclipse GS-T, and for the next 3 years I was a slave to my car that was depreciating in value everyday... fortunately, I paid it off with financial from my school (i know i know...) anyways the point Im trying to make is... if you own an evo at the early age of 17, there really wouldnt be any other cars in the future that could satisfy you... and that could be a very bad thing... no doubt u'll be making more than $1000 as you gain working experiences and education... but the point is it is rather disturbing (at least to me) to make payments on your car when it has already reached high mileage
if the LS is running fine, i'd honestly say keep it... and wait till u save the lump sum and pay off the evo at the time of purchase