WRX STi v6
18 January 2004, 12:57 PM
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Classic WRX STi v6 4 door
Cashmire Yellow
Reg 01/06/2000 W-plate
17,500 miles
1 Private owner
Full Scoobysport Exhaust
Full Scoobysport Service History
Cambelt Service December 2003
Cat 1 Alarm
Tracker Monitor + Lifetime subscription
Tax 07/04 MOT 28/05/04
£11,995 no offers/ no part-ex
Can email pics (don't know how to post them on here!)
Will be very sorry to see it go but have new car on order.
Tim
Cashmire Yellow
Reg 01/06/2000 W-plate
17,500 miles
1 Private owner
Full Scoobysport Exhaust
Full Scoobysport Service History
Cambelt Service December 2003
Cat 1 Alarm
Tracker Monitor + Lifetime subscription
Tax 07/04 MOT 28/05/04
£11,995 no offers/ no part-ex
Can email pics (don't know how to post them on here!)
Will be very sorry to see it go but have new car on order.
Tim
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20 January 2004, 08:38 PM
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Timmy,
That price is too cheap, only sell it for that if you really have to.
There was a bloke flogging his a few months ago for £15.5k and he got the full asking price.
Don't forget that these are the last of the STi classic shapes and in my opinion are the most sought after at the moment, especially as yours has very low mileage.
I love that colour, just needs some 18" OZ superlegs in Anthracite and that car would be sorted
That price is too cheap, only sell it for that if you really have to.
There was a bloke flogging his a few months ago for £15.5k and he got the full asking price.
Don't forget that these are the last of the STi classic shapes and in my opinion are the most sought after at the moment, especially as yours has very low mileage.
I love that colour, just needs some 18" OZ superlegs in Anthracite and that car would be sorted
21 January 2004, 11:03 PM
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I see this is generating some interest on how good the price is. Whilst this is making me think that I could have come in higher, I wanted to price it keenly as I've new car on order. There has been a fair amount of interest and I've had a cash offer, but not the asking price, and I don't want to budge from that, so it's still for sale.
John - totally agree about the anthracite's. I toyed with tarting it up, tweaking the engine, changing the suspension, doing the ICE etc and almost went down that route, but decide that I fancied a change instead. I will be sad to see it go though - I've had the scooby grin for the past 3 years!
John - totally agree about the anthracite's. I toyed with tarting it up, tweaking the engine, changing the suspension, doing the ICE etc and almost went down that route, but decide that I fancied a change instead. I will be sad to see it go though - I've had the scooby grin for the past 3 years!
22 January 2004, 08:22 PM
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For Gawds sake DO NOT go any lower than what you are advertising it for, stick to your guns.
Have you tried advertising it here also?
http://forums.sidc.co.uk/categories.cfm?catid=17
Have you tried advertising it here also?
http://forums.sidc.co.uk/categories.cfm?catid=17
