New or Used EVO?
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For $30K you're in new car territory so I would definitely shop new plus buying a used performance car can have unexpected consequences. Either way good luck with your purchase and welcome to the forums.
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depends on your intentions with the car.
What mods do you have planned for it?
Is it your DD?
If you are going to be pulling the motor/trans to build the drivetrain, I would say go ahead and get a used. But if youre jusst sticking to some minor bolt ons and looking for reliablity, get a new one.
What mods do you have planned for it?
Is it your DD?
If you are going to be pulling the motor/trans to build the drivetrain, I would say go ahead and get a used. But if youre jusst sticking to some minor bolt ons and looking for reliablity, get a new one.
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I bought a used 2010 Evo with less than 3k miles. It was much cheaper than a new one at the same time. The dealer had it listed at 31,799 at the time and i took it home for less than $29k. It was bargin compared to a new one at the time. Going for a good used one seems like a good idea to me.
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I was in a similar situation a few weeks ago as well. I ended up purchasing a new 2011 WW GSR for invoice. I went with the new evo because it was the color that I wanted and 0% for 36 months. For a few thousand more you can have a new car with better financing rates. Plus if you ever start having problems, you won't kick yourself for buying used - especially if you plan on keeping the car for awhile.