02 WRX with 3,500 miles for sale ...
01 June 2003, 08:52 PM
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That's better. Ta.
£18K for a 3500 miler. I dunno, doesn't sound unreasonable. I suspect once the new one arrives deals will dry up and prices will pick up again.
Now seems to be the time to buy both new or low-milers before th prices sky rocket.
BTW, is the new price people mentioned OTR? If not that'll add another few £100s ??
Could do with some pix really
[Edited by Plipton - 1/6/2003 8:53:46 PM]
£18K for a 3500 miler. I dunno, doesn't sound unreasonable. I suspect once the new one arrives deals will dry up and prices will pick up again.
Now seems to be the time to buy both new or low-milers before th prices sky rocket.
BTW, is the new price people mentioned OTR? If not that'll add another few £100s ??
Could do with some pix really
[Edited by Plipton - 1/6/2003 8:53:46 PM]
01 December 2003, 10:09 PM
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Sadly I can't see the (bloated looking) new model regaining the market share that Subaru lost with the introduction of the Bug Eye.
Personally I prefer the "classic" shape of the pre 2001 cars but the latest ones are better inside and growing on me slowly...just in time to be replaced by a car which is IMHO butt-ugly
[Edited by P1mp - 1/12/2003 10:09:48 PM]
Personally I prefer the "classic" shape of the pre 2001 cars but the latest ones are better inside and growing on me slowly...just in time to be replaced by a car which is IMHO butt-ugly
[Edited by P1mp - 1/12/2003 10:09:48 PM]
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