Going rate for a '53 WRX
16 February 2005, 11:27 AM
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Going rate for a '53 WRX
Hi all,
I'm trying to find out a typical selling price for a bloke at work on his Impreza. He's got a black WRX, '53 plate with 36k on the clock and full Subaru service history.
Any estimates would be much appreciated guys....
Cheers,
D.
I'm trying to find out a typical selling price for a bloke at work on his Impreza. He's got a black WRX, '53 plate with 36k on the clock and full Subaru service history.
Any estimates would be much appreciated guys....
Cheers,
D.
16 February 2005, 11:36 AM
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Autotrader says....
Dealer* *£12,399
Private* *£11,819
Part Ex* *£10,420
Trade* *£10,155
Cost New* *£21,320
Seems about right going by ads on here too. PPP may push it up to £14k but nothing is selling at the moment, so he's better waiting 'til spring.
Dealer* *£12,399
Private* *£11,819
Part Ex* *£10,420
Trade* *£10,155
Cost New* *£21,320
Seems about right going by ads on here too. PPP may push it up to £14k but nothing is selling at the moment, so he's better waiting 'til spring.
16 February 2005, 12:27 PM
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Cheers m8 - I'll give him the feedback. What's the main reason for the stagnant sales? Is there a new model due or is the WRX no longer desirable?
D.
D.
Originally Posted by corradoboy
Autotrader says....
Dealer* *£12,399
Private* *£11,819
Part Ex* *£10,420
Trade* *£10,155
Cost New* *£21,320
Seems about right going by ads on here too. PPP may push it up to £14k but nothing is selling at the moment, so he's better waiting 'til spring.
Dealer* *£12,399
Private* *£11,819
Part Ex* *£10,420
Trade* *£10,155
Cost New* *£21,320
Seems about right going by ads on here too. PPP may push it up to £14k but nothing is selling at the moment, so he's better waiting 'til spring.
16 February 2005, 12:32 PM
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To give you an inidication, I saw a mint 53 reg Black UK car (25k miles FSSH) go through the auctions at £12800 five months ago.
The revised 05 model (updated suspension etc.) is available new for just over £16k (EU Import) which doesn't help the values on second hand cars.
The revised 05 model (updated suspension etc.) is available new for just over £16k (EU Import) which doesn't help the values on second hand cars.
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