Need everybodys opinion on this car before i take a long drive to look at it thanks again.

http://www.cars.com/go/search/detail...5&aff=national

 

That's okay. Not too bad. 16k miles @ $24k. Not too bad.

But then again, was that car ever modify r has an minor accidents? :\

 

If you look at the link you can check the carfax report Its free, oh and its a 1 owner car from what i got from the carfax.

 

JUST Searched it up and it looks good i guess. It's up to you mang. That deal isn't too bad. [:

 

Only thing i dont think they will work on price.

 

Yeah dood, working a price on the evo is a bit hard.....it's not a Honda, haha.... so you can't ask to lower it alot....it's either FIRM or they'll work with you 1k - 1,500 and that's it!!! UNLESS the car is SALVAGE and they want MORE than what it is worth then you can low ball, hahaha! But yeah dood, it's gonna be either THAT price or you MIGHT pull off 23k flat. \: Give it a try though. And the price as is, is pretty decent. NOT too bad!

 

Thanks man if they knock off 1k-1.5k that would be cool plus i would give them 6k so i would only need to finance about 17k so that wouldnt be bad instead of financing the whole 23k. I guess i would have to get a loan for 18k and come with 6k cash

 

^^ Yeah, exactly, haha! You got it mang..... well best of luck to you on the car! [:
Hoe you get one SOON mang and let the modding begin, hahaha!

 

get it soon before someone took it
its a steal
provided everything is in good working condition
gd luck with the buy

 

Has SSL package too.

 

Thanks guys but you gotta remember if i dont get the loan then no evo and the way the economy is and my luck i might not get lucky lol.
I never financed a car i alway bought cash and sold whatever i had to get the next car so i would be a virgin to financing.

 

good luck with it. they say it's got 10k worth of "professionally installed" mods...i'd be a bit careful. as long as everything's in good working order though, i'd give it a shot. if you need any advice on buying/financing pm me. i used to sell cars and before i got out of the business i was being groomed for the finance office. i can give you some pointers and what to look for. might help you save some money. good luck.

 

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Almost all dealers will be willing to work on the price. You won't know until you try, everything is negoitable and they want to sell the car.

If your willing to pay fair market value price, then you should be able to get the deal done. NADA puts that car at $22K with the miles and $500 for the sunroof. Start lower than that and work you way up. If you don't give in, I would be shocked if you couldn't make a deal atleast for $22500-23000.