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WTB: Evo 16 thousand dollars cash in hand!
Mar 8, 2008, 08:29 AM
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WTB: Evo 16 thousand dollars cash in hand!
Hey all. Im a previous owner of an evo, Looking to finally get back in the scene and have been looking every day for a nice evo for sale nothing has really caught my eye in particular..Recently my audi s4 was stolen and i just got all of the money back from insurance...im looking to buy an evo straight up cash. 16 thousand dollars...if you have your car for sale and want 16 thousand cash for it leave a post here with pictures of your car..id really like to buy one this weekend and get it on the road!
16k cash in hand for your evo...
Car has to be in perfect driving condition and i dont want a salvage
Make sure uve got the title in hand because i dont want to go thru that whole process =)
Post up your evo that you have for sale, i live in jersey and id be able to come and take a look at your car.. if i like it ull have the cash instantly!
if you think your car is really nice u can even give me a call 973-332-5672 ive got my phone on me all day...give me a call
16k cash in hand for your evo...
Car has to be in perfect driving condition and i dont want a salvage
Make sure uve got the title in hand because i dont want to go thru that whole process =)
Post up your evo that you have for sale, i live in jersey and id be able to come and take a look at your car.. if i like it ull have the cash instantly!
if you think your car is really nice u can even give me a call 973-332-5672 ive got my phone on me all day...give me a call
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Mar 9, 2008, 11:05 AM
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Why not just get a $25,000 evo IX w/ low miles and put a $16,000 down payment and just make payments on $9,000? That's a pretty low payment if you can stretch that out to 60 months. Otherwise, "perfect driving" conditioned evos don't come around $16K.
Mar 9, 2008, 11:11 AM
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It drives me nuts when people say things like: "Otherwise, "perfect driving" conditioned evos don't come around $16K.". YES THEY DO. Deals happen every day. Someone may be on the verge of losing their car and may have to get rid of it quickly. I've heard of people buying 03's and 04's for under 20k multiple times. Fact is the Evo X IS driving the price down. These are going to make great cheaper rally cars soon (the I-IX). Stick to your guns and I bet you, you will find an Evo for around your price range. Don't let people talk you into monthly payments either. You're better off w/o debt.
Mar 9, 2008, 11:14 AM
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Holy crap dood, under 20k and 16k is a big effing gap yo.
EVOag, if you really want to stay out of debt, don't be in such a hurry to get the car, wait for a good deal (make sure you send an offer to all the ones you like ofcourse
), and the right deal will come to you.
EVOag, if you really want to stay out of debt, don't be in such a hurry to get the car, wait for a good deal (make sure you send an offer to all the ones you like ofcourse
), and the right deal will come to you.
Mar 9, 2008, 11:45 AM
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It drives me nuts when people say things like: "Otherwise, "perfect driving" conditioned evos don't come around $16K.". YES THEY DO. Deals happen every day. Someone may be on the verge of losing their car and may have to get rid of it quickly. I've heard of people buying 03's and 04's for under 20k multiple times. Fact is the Evo X IS driving the price down. These are going to make great cheaper rally cars soon (the I-IX). Stick to your guns and I bet you, you will find an Evo for around your price range. Don't let people talk you into monthly payments either. You're better off w/o debt.
$9,000 is a much better deal because the payment is VERY cheap...
Migs, dude come on now... if people are really worried about financial this and that, they shouldnt be buying a cheap EVO...
Mar 9, 2008, 12:10 PM
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Holy crap dood, under 20k and 16k is a big effing gap yo.
EVOag, if you really want to stay out of debt, don't be in such a hurry to get the car, wait for a good deal (make sure you send an offer to all the ones you like ofcourse), and the right deal will come to you.
EVOag, if you really want to stay out of debt, don't be in such a hurry to get the car, wait for a good deal (make sure you send an offer to all the ones you like ofcourse
), and the right deal will come to you. 