rupertu

FOR SALE

Subaru Impreza WRX STi Version 5

1999/S
4 door
Cool Grey Metallic (gunmetal)
Fully converted/derestricted
Remote Thatcham Cat 1 alarm/immobiliser
Fully undersealed
3 year warranty
All STi refinements (climate, RWW, CD, STi suspension, Brakes, interior, gold wheels, 280bhp etc)
Commercial import (1 owner)
8K miles
Absolutely AS NEW (NO stonechips)
Genuine reason for sale
£25,250 ono.


[This message has been edited by rupertu (edited 31-08-1999).]

Timothy Leuers

Here in Japan there is a STi4
one year old, 3000 miles at
13,800 GBP.

Please may I ask why is there such a price difference? Is it the cost of import, the cost of conversion or the fact that yours is a version 5?

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JohnS

iTrader: (1)

By the time you pay for shipping, someone to sort out the paperwork, insurance, import duty, VAT, modifications to get through UK SVA test, SVA test itself, fit alarm, underseal etc, that near 14k price soon rises to well over 20k

rupertu

Following on from John has already correctly stated, the pound is now only worth around 170 yen - when I ordered my car, it was at 220 and had been as high as 240!

Incidentally, I am having to sell my car in order to fund the building of a new house - and reluctantly, getting my priorities in the right order !

rupertu

I need to start building my house soon - so £23,950 or very near offer.

mike_nunan

Rupert -

For god's sake man, don't do it! Just remember the old saying, "you can sleep in a car but you can't drive a house". Unfortunately saying this to one's partner can result in you _having_ to sleep in the car...

-= mike =-

rupertu

Nice one Mike - I'm not about to abandon Impreza ownership yet though. I'm just having to downgrade to a UK spec car for a while in order to put a bit of cash into this house project.

mike_nunan

That's alright then

As it happens, I know someone with a decent example (including Prodrive handling pack) he's desparate to sell for a very reasonable price... take a look at recent posting from AndyG for more details.

-= mike =-

rupertu

I'm now inviting sensible offers - and I can probably sort out finance if required. I am not a trader however. You could realistically save about £4K on a new one, after you've paid for all the UK conversion stuff that this has already had, and you'll have a job getting as good a warranty anywhere else as Motor Warrantys Direct no longer cover STi's.

[This message has been edited by rupertu (edited 27-09-1999).]

NeilR

Keep the car.

and

Borrow money from a pessimist - they don't expect it back



NeilR

vanya gant

well, I also just sold my STI V 4 door with 6k on the clock becuase of house repairs. Just to let you know that after a month or so, it's just as difficult. don't do it. there should be a support/counselling group for people like us.

rupertu

Now only £22,500 ovno, still has under 9k miles under its gorgeous gold wheels

rupertu

This must be good news for somebody, if not for me! My lovely unmarked cool grey STi 5 4dr is now for sale for the princely sum of £21K, due to a house-build project. Cat 1 alarm/immobiliser, completely undersealed, delimited, converted, 1 registered owner and not marked as an import, balance of 3 yr warranty etc

GCollier

Jeez, that is a good price. If I didn't have my Evo on order, I'd be seriously tempted.

Slow market or not, I'd expect someone to chew your hand off for it at that price.

rupertu

Now sold, I thank-you

alistair

Are you going to tell us how much ? I've been at Roger Clark Motorsport today and one of their customers has just sold an STiV with 4000 miles for £18k - nearly made me cry !