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WTT: 2003 Aspen White WRX Wagon for Evo
Jul 27, 2009, 08:57 PM
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WTT: 2003 Aspen White WRX Wagon for Evo
I realize this is a long long shot. I used to have an Evo, then sold it, then picked up a Subaru about two years after I sold the Evo, and then realized I want another Evo.
If someone happens to be looking for a subaru and wants to work their Evo into the deal then maybe we could work something out. If not I will probably sell the WRX eventually and get back into another Evo.
If someone happens to be looking for a subaru and wants to work their Evo into the deal then maybe we could work something out. If not I will probably sell the WRX eventually and get back into another Evo.
Jul 28, 2009, 01:27 AM
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Yeah, don't think its going to work out.
Might be best to sell it, get the cash and buy the Evo.
There are plenty of Evo's for sale right now due to the economy and whatnot.
Might be best to sell it, get the cash and buy the Evo.
There are plenty of Evo's for sale right now due to the economy and whatnot.
Jul 29, 2009, 12:46 PM
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I could take a few and send them to you.
I should also mention that I would be in the market for something under $20k, which probably puts me in the 03-05 range.
I should also mention that I would be in the market for something under $20k, which probably puts me in the 03-05 range.
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Jul 31, 2009, 11:07 AM
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If I could get $9k for it I would be happy. It has 127k miles. I purchased it less than a month ago from a husband/wife who had owned the car since it was new. I had the $1,000 timing belt and maintenance done the week I bought it. Compression was at 170 across the board which, according to a local Subaru shop, is comparable to a new car. Some people might be scared away by the mileage but I figure it is better to get a higher mileage car that is in perfect working condition than one with lower mileage that has been beat on.
