bigphilbaby

Just selling my 284 BHP 340lbs astra coupe turbo and going to buy my 1st scooby, i work for vauxhall so working with them does not make me like mine like i used to lol i have around 4k to spend and would like an WRX STI as i told it the quicker model,

i have taking a liking to this

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2001-Subar...item43b626bec2

But prices seem to be all over the place on ebay. Is there big diffence between the wrx and the wrx sti?

I am told imprezza are pretty bullet proof but are there major problems to look out for?

Cheers

Norman Dog

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The one you're looking at is only a WRX mate.

And yes, there is a huge difference between the two.

Dan-

with that budget you can pick up a nice wrx! but the sti is the quicker of the 2, im not sure if its a noticeable difference, as long as there serviced regularly they are reliable

with a budget of 4k you might be able to pick up a bug sti but that will have high millage on it!

Huntyuk

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i managed to pick up my WRX last month with full Service history ...78k miles ... remap ... coil overs .... strut brace .... Rear Anti-roll bar .... up pipe & decat 2 exhausts and Prodrive WRC-1 alloys for £3500 - with all the mods its quicker than the standard STI - plus i have the high-rise spoiler too

ScoobySteve69

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WRX AND a Bugeye....overpriced IMO

Osimabu

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If you're looking at cars from 2000 - 2002 (known as the 'Bug - Eye' because of the headlamp shape), beware rust underneath, especially at the front. The plastics cover it very well, so look hard.

Infected by sti

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www.scoobynet.com/showthread.php?t=950233

Bit over your budget tho, have a good look around bud you will find a bug Sti for around your money, just have so stick with it, check out the for sale section on the forum

Inviroman

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I picked up a STI Bug this year with 60k 3 owners, mint inside and out and with full service history, needed another box just for the paper work.
All for 5k.

Dan-

thats a nice looking bug

4u2nv2

get a classic, newage is pants. 3500 will get you a nice type r.

zenith

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In your position this is probably the route I'd go down if I wanted an STI. A decent classic can be had for that money. You need to start looking upwards of 5-6k for a newage STI.

Dan-

im wanting a classic type r aswell as my newage as there becoming that sort of price now just all mega miles

alcazar

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Bullet-proof Imprezas?
I wish...........