Sideways

Front Fog Lights, ABS, Passenger & Driver airbags, Power Steering, Electric Windows, Electric Adjustable Mirrors, Electric Heated Mirrors, Central Locking, 16” Alloys.

Nick, has it really got heated mirrors ? My mate ( Babber ) has a MY00 on an X and he has been moaning cause his hasn't got heated mirrors. subaru said they don't do them

Please advise
Jason

nickeggleton

Yer right. sorry. That's the beauty of Cut n paste. not

nickeggleton

Subaru Impreza Turbo

Sept 2000 Obviously a silly mistake

X Reg, MY 00, 17,500 miles

Saloon 4dr, Royal Silver

Front Fog Lights, ABS, Passenger & Driver airbags, Power Steering, Electric Windows, Electric Adjustable Mirrors,Central Locking, 16” Alloys.

1 Owner, FSubaruSH, Cobra Thatcham Category 1 Alarm Immobiliser, Alpine 6x CD/Radio/Cassette, Brand New Yokohama Tyres. Good condition.

Reluctant Sale

£16,500 ono

Call Nick on 07866 720600


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MattN

someone is bound to ask so.....

is it UK or an Import?

does it have air-con?

carl

Sounds like an import. UK models come with a Sigma Cat1 alarm. Can't see why anyone would replace it with a Cobra.

chrisdowning

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:<HR>Originally posted by carl:
<B>Sounds like an import. UK models come with a Sigma Cat1 alarm. Can't see why anyone would replace it with a Cobra.[/quote]

so what if it is an import! why do you guys have such hang ups with people that have used their heads and saved themselves a small fortune.
The car is worth around 16000-16500 and at that price its cheap!

MattN

chiark,

OK, but my company asked straight out is it an import.

Guess it depends on the company.

Also, if it helps, I'm going to start to build a database of second hand scoob prices based on actual sales. Should be able to offer some advice on pricing if people want it. Won't be ready for a while yet need more data. Will put a post up when ready.

carl

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:<HR>Originally posted by chrisdowning:
<B> so what if it is an import! why do you guys have such hang ups with people that have used their heads and saved themselves a small fortune.
The car is worth around 16000-16500 and at that price its cheap![/quote]

I don't have a downer on imports -- I have a Jan 2000 EU import.

I was just pointing out that as it had a different alarm, it could well be an import.

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MattN

who said it was a hang up.

I think you'll find that you have to declare it to the insurance company if it's an import.

Also, you should always find as much out about the car as possible before buying, personally I'd like to know if it had no warranty left or another 2 years.

chiark

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:<HR>Originally posted by MattN:
<B>I think you'll find that you have to declare it to the insurance company if it's an import.[/quote]

Insurance companies ask if it's a full UK specification right hand drive car... I have a parallel import and no-one has been bothered in the slightest...

But the warranty point is a very good 'un!

nickeggleton

Yes, it's a parallel.

Yes, it's good value at £16.5k

No, I've had no serious offers yet!

polarbearit

I hate to be the bearer of bad news but they are available elsewhere for much less money! Motorpoint in Burnley have a similar car on at £14995 with 7k miles!

Jon

TonyBurns

iTrader: (3)

Here we go again
Id sell my euro import for around that price (MY00) sonic blue, aircon and ppp for around 16.5k (15k)miles. it is a little over priced thou, if you offered it at 15500 you would probably get a better offer, when in the first 3 years a euro car wont be worth as much as the equivelant uk but after 3 years it should be better
As for declaring it as an import.... my insurance company wernt bothered, just what the value of the car was new (22k) (still pay the premium on your insurance) because its a euro import they just classed it as a uk car (full uk spec). but if the warranty is an issue then just buy one, ok its not as good as a uk one but it will cover you for most things

Tony

bumcrack

Your right Carl

I agree there's to many people trying to sell Imports at the same price as a UK car,
When I looked at buying an import from Holland it worked out at just under £15000+expenses.
So Why any one would want to pay more for a second hand car is beyond me.

Before you all start moaning I've got an import and I'm very happy with it,but I don't think it's worth more than it is.

I was with Elephant insurance and there wanted a extra thousand pound to insure a uk spec import for some reason.
Went to What Car insurance and there didn't have a problem with an import and charge me the same as a uk car,

Good look selling your car and sorry you thread has been Hi-jacked,I know it's really annoying.

Imports rule

Regards Bumcrack

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Boost II

iTrader: (1)

Leave the guy alone! Who cares what he paid for it. If he won it in a competition would you expect him to give it away free. The car is identical to a UK car except for the warranty and thats only worth a few hundred quid. Importing a car is a bit more hassle than buying from a dealer and so anyone that bothers to do it deserves to pocket the money they save for their hard work, not to give it away to the cars future owner.

(also sorry for the thread hijack.)

carl

Boost II -- a good point about the winning in the competition. I hadn't thought of it that way.

polarbearit

Apologies for continuing the hijack.

My point was that Motor point - a large UK dealer has a car which they descibe as a Subaru Impreza Turbo 2000 with 7k miles on X plate on there website for £14995. A quick browse of Autotrader will bring up other such cars priced at £15k or so, my point is this - import or not and regardless of where the car was sourced £16.5k is not good value (as stated by the seller) otherwise it would not be dearer than cars at dealers.

Right I'm off my high horse now, advertise the car for a good price and it will sell...

Jon

nickeggleton

Appreciate all your comments (good point about the competition).It was a bit of hassle importing, but more of a gamble really, trusting money to a dealer in a diff country 3 months in advance!

Would do it again. but looking to 'down size' due to buying a business.

If the mkt value of the car is £15k then that's what I'll get.

But fortunately there are people in this world who don't know as much as you guys, and a saving on the new price (of the new car, ugh, sorry different thread)of around £6k on a car with such a great pedigree Thanks to Mr McRae et al!)is good value.

But as the saying goes 'money talks and bullsh*t walks', so I'll let you know.

Thanks again guys

See my latest thread on Wanted -A Subaru for about £8k!