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Jabberwocky · 1st February 2008, 13:03

Both cars are fantastic, but the big problem that EVO's have is the service interval which I believe is every 4-5000 miles, its extremely hungry appetite for fuel and of course its tyre shredding power working on all 4 wheels. However this is something that you just have to accept when buying this class of car.

There is the benefit that there is more specialist knowledge in the UK (assuming you are from the UK) about the Evo though.

But for me one of the clincher is do you want people to see your car and think - Oh another Evo, nice motor though
OR
Wow, what the **** is that? it looks awesome.
and really turn some heads?

Just a little food for thought, hope it helps.

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Jabberwocky Supporter Wheelnut Join Date: 27th May 2007 Location: Wolverhampton Posts: 57 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts iTrader: (0)	Both cars are fantastic, but the big problem that EVO's have is the service interval which I believe is every 4-5000 miles, its extremely hungry appetite for fuel and of course its tyre shredding power working on all 4 wheels. However this is something that you just have to accept when buying this class of car. There is the benefit that there is more specialist knowledge in the UK (assuming you are from the UK) about the Evo though. But for me one of the clincher is do you want people to see your car and think - Oh another Evo, nice motor though OR Wow, what the **** is that? it looks awesome. and really turn some heads? Just a little food for thought, hope it helps.