Any Advice? 8 month old WR Blue STI Type UK
02 September 2006, 11:17 AM
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Any Advice? 8 month old WR Blue STI Type UK
Hi all,
I am selling my 55Plate (December 2005) WR Blue WRX STI Type UK with 22K Miles, can anyone give me a realistic asking price please??
Many Thanks
I am selling my 55Plate (December 2005) WR Blue WRX STI Type UK with 22K Miles, can anyone give me a realistic asking price please??
Many Thanks
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03 September 2006, 10:01 AM
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Just sold an identical car with 7800 miles to a dealer. Have a ring around and see who needs some stock. The prices you'll be offered will vary massively but I was very happy with what I got for mine. You avoid all the hassle of private buyers and tbh you won't lose that much cash. With a new 2.5 STI now available for 6 grand below list you have to be realistic. Good luck
03 September 2006, 01:56 PM
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Its hasnt got PPP & I dont know what DCCD Is (If it is the dif control then it has that)
£15600 for Trade, then 16K for a private buyer is a bargain!!
Next Service Is Free
Warranty until December 2008
Taxed until December 2006
Much Cheaper Than The Shops!!! ;-)
No need to buy from Trader if the car is Warranted by Subaru Until December 2008!!
Someone wanna bargain!!??
£15600 for Trade, then 16K for a private buyer is a bargain!!
Next Service Is Free
Warranty until December 2008
Taxed until December 2006
Much Cheaper Than The Shops!!! ;-)
No need to buy from Trader if the car is Warranted by Subaru Until December 2008!!
Someone wanna bargain!!??
03 September 2006, 03:20 PM
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Is it a 2.0 or 2.5 litre? I thought there were a few facelift hawkeyes with 2.0 engines before the change to 2.5. If that was the case it would be more/less desirable depending on how you look at it 
03 September 2006, 03:38 PM
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Hi m8, It is the 2005 2.0 (I didnt like the "SEAT" looking front if the 2.5) & also I needed the "economy" of the 2.0 as I didnt see the point of having worse fuel economy for 1 extra BHP!
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Its worth what someone will pay for it !!
And at the moment there are so many people selling scoobies the prices are rock bottom, so many people have them now they are a bit common.
I just bought a full subaru history car from subaru a 52 plate wrx and got 1500 off th asking price !!!! and that was from a main dealer too !!!!
Bad time to sell at the moment but then again will there ever be a good time ??!!
And at the moment there are so many people selling scoobies the prices are rock bottom, so many people have them now they are a bit common.
I just bought a full subaru history car from subaru a 52 plate wrx and got 1500 off th asking price !!!! and that was from a main dealer too !!!!
Bad time to sell at the moment but then again will there ever be a good time ??!!
03 September 2006, 04:25 PM
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No Disrespect intented m8, but a Main/Car Dealer always mark their cars up way above what the "True" Value for negotiations, PX etc,
You are right though, anything is only worth what someone will pay for it!!
Well I will see... I have been offered £15500 by a trader & will take that unless someone wants to make the extra bid (At the end of a day, a dealer is gonna put it on the forecourt for £18K+
Cheers all!
You are right though, anything is only worth what someone will pay for it!!
Well I will see... I have been offered £15500 by a trader & will take that unless someone wants to make the extra bid (At the end of a day, a dealer is gonna put it on the forecourt for £18K+
Cheers all!
03 September 2006, 04:30 PM
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what type of miles are they,ie Motorway or has it been B roads??, i want one of these as well, got to sell my 350z first though.
16k sounds about right TBH.
Good luck anyway.
Mac
16k sounds about right TBH.
Good luck anyway.
Mac
03 September 2006, 06:08 PM
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Hi Mac,
I would say about 90-95% of the miles are all motorway... This is one of the reasons I am selling it, because I now have to do too many business miles...
Cheers
I would say about 90-95% of the miles are all motorway... This is one of the reasons I am selling it, because I now have to do too many business miles...
Cheers
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