Help with buying a used scooby
#31
Originally Posted by pslewis
They are only about £6000 generally.
You have £4000 to spend on a car - £3000 for Insurance.
My advice would be to buy a Model Year 2000 standard UK spec. for £6000 and spend £1000 on Insurance.
Pete
You have £4000 to spend on a car - £3000 for Insurance.
My advice would be to buy a Model Year 2000 standard UK spec. for £6000 and spend £1000 on Insurance.
Pete
#32
Originally Posted by GC8
Peter talks total cod**** to strangers, last night it was you. As you are aware the prices he quoted, as with most of whatever else he said; was complete ****e. I was too tired to bother after he latched onto you. Still; its a lesson learned, isnt it?
Simon
Simon
(Poor Pete though).
#33
Originally Posted by MikeCardiff
The 99/00 classic is the same as the 97/98 though isnt it ? ( the second facelift model IIRC MY97 so would be an early S plate onwards - best looking and didnt get loads of weight added like the bugeye ).
Mine's a MY00 and is one of the truly genuine, mint examples out there. Currently up in the for sale section on here. Had a fair bit of interest so far but mostly from timewasters. When buying or selling though it's all about whether someone wants to pick one up cheap and risk problems/not have a great example or if someone's prepared to dig a little deeper but have the knowledge they're going to have as good an example as they could have got. Horses for courses.
#34
What were the other differences then ? the 97/98 got the white dials and nicer interior and external styling is the same as the 99/00 models ? did they change anything else on them as AFAIK the mechanics are all the same ?
#35
As far as I know the MY99 had a slight power increase. 4 pot brakes were one of the biggest changes. It changed styling wise too. A new front bumper, grill and headlights, new rear spoiler, new Sigma alarm.
Then the MY00 was given variable timing on the intermittent wash wipe, new style 16" alloys, colour coded mirrors and door handles, diff stlye fascia on the dash (more metallicy), map reading lights and a new gear ****.
So all in all def quite a lot of changes over the 97/98 models and the reason why the MY00 is the best classic model you can get outside of a special edition in my opinion!
Then the MY00 was given variable timing on the intermittent wash wipe, new style 16" alloys, colour coded mirrors and door handles, diff stlye fascia on the dash (more metallicy), map reading lights and a new gear ****.
So all in all def quite a lot of changes over the 97/98 models and the reason why the MY00 is the best classic model you can get outside of a special edition in my opinion!
#36
Whatever that GC8 moron Simon says ................... we have a 2000 UK Impreza Turbo in Silver with 50,000miles on it for £6500 where I work!!
It is not the hideous Bug-Eye monstrosity either!
Pete
It is not the hideous Bug-Eye monstrosity either!
Pete
#37
Originally Posted by Dan J
and the reason why the MY00 is the best classic model you can get outside of a special edition in my opinion!
The MY00 is, without doubt, the king in used Impreza's!!
Pete
#38
Ta for that, mines ( early 98 ) has had loads of upgrades so apart from the front splitter is pretty much the same as the later ones now - think I can live without the 'variable timing on the intermittent wash wipe' though ;0)
#39
Originally Posted by MikeCardiff
Ta for that, mines ( early 98 ) has had loads of upgrades so apart from the front splitter is pretty much the same as the later ones now - think I can live without the 'variable timing on the intermittent wash wipe' though ;0)
#40
Originally Posted by MikeCardiff
Ta for that, mines ( early 98 ) has had loads of upgrades so apart from the front splitter is pretty much the same as the later ones now - think I can live without the 'variable timing on the intermittent wash wipe' though ;0)
Pete
#41
Colin McRae didnt drive a bug eye.......nuff said!
If a classic is good enough for him it sure is good enough for me!!
Anyway bugeyes are ugly........there can't be any debate on that issue.
It's like the Ford Escort......the Mk 1 was revoulution, the Mk 2 was an evoulution and the Mk 3 was an abortion!!!!
If a classic is good enough for him it sure is good enough for me!!
Anyway bugeyes are ugly........there can't be any debate on that issue.
It's like the Ford Escort......the Mk 1 was revoulution, the Mk 2 was an evoulution and the Mk 3 was an abortion!!!!
#44
Originally Posted by golf
why do you need map reading lights when you can have satnav
I can't understand the drivers these days - can't drive without a light telling you when to change gear (which is ADJUSTABLE!!??)
Can't get somewhere without a TomTom making them feel all big and important!
Pete
#46
Pete, I look at the map before I set out, then go where I'm going. As dementia hasnt set in yet, I can generally remember where I'm heading.
Either that or I can use my wikkid blue neons in the footwell to illuminate the map ( joke)
Either that or I can use my wikkid blue neons in the footwell to illuminate the map ( joke)
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