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I think anything low mileage and in standard form, pre-hatch, will only go up in price. It's tough finding anything standard these days, let alone low mileage examples.
I sold my immaculate Blob STI for £7.5K in 2010. To get something in similar condition and miles would cost at least £10K now, And that's for a car 6 years older! Like others have said, well looked after examples are becoming rare and will only rise in value
Very rare that there is any Subaru on the roads where I live
8-13 years ago they were very popular and an "in " car to own
The chavs ruined them and now they are broken up or wrote off
i have a jdm sti hawkeye a line and have refrained from heavily modifying it due to its rare, there is only two others that I know of in hawkeye shape, ok it's not a s204 or spec c ect but it's more than just a jdm sti too IMO nice to be rare even more so limited or special additions!!
Any excuse for a pic lol
Maybe it's because people stopped buying them in 2007 when the abortion of the hatch was released.
The other 90% were bought by sioc with their benefits and ruined then sold when they realised the do 20 mpg.
So that only leaves 10% owned by sensible people.
Quality post, well written by someone who it seems is always trying to be the tallest dwarf
The most popular thread on Scoobynet is about which type of car? Can't think why some members are put off posting.....
Started mine for the first time in months today to move it out road. The new car needs a new windscreen but the guy showed up with the wrong one
well done windscreen douche !
Had to use mine today and it absolutely flys. Had a few routine servicing replacements and it just feels awesome. My 555 is arriving Saturday been in a lockup for a while. Looking forward to taking Tom out for a blast in the cars when he drops it off
33k miles FTW
Rare, not really, but in this condition and mileage, probably
I've been on a long drive, saw 4 impreza's. Don't see the point of breaking, if the car has low miles and good condition. I've seen people sell there impreza's then a dealer buys them and relist for over double the price. Once you have paid wages, hassle of storing parts in some kind of fling system, removed, packed up, posted. So much easier to sell a car on. Don't know why breakers don't do that with the nice ones they get.
I've been on a long drive, saw 4 impreza's. Don't see the point of breaking, if the car has low miles and good condition. I've seen people sell there impreza's then a dealer buys them and relist for over double the price. Once you have paid wages, hassle of storing parts in some kind of fling system, removed, packed up, posted. So much easier to sell a car on. Don't know why breakers don't do that with the nice ones they get.
Just go on a breaker's site and do the maths. Engine and 6 speed box alone c.£3k, and sadly most early newage cars will fetch far more in bits than in one piece.