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well...she's now on Autotrader...and the price is now reduced to £8,600. This is a cracking car in minty condition. don't be disappointed with the dross out there, come and have a look at a lovely STi!
Andi...where's your advert gone mate? you sold or part-ex'd it?
Andi...where's your advert gone mate? you sold or part-ex'd it?
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Take your points guys and thanks for the nice comments. However, I think that the condition of the car shows its been looked after properly, probably by enthusiasts such as ourselves. Rather half dozen of them than a single owner who didn't look after it. Regards price...its negotiable like most things in life. I assure once someone comes and sees it, it will speak for itself. Ain't gonna give it away but accept that I have some movement in the price. It really is a cracker this one.
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if i were you i would stick to your guns and only look to reduce a little once firm interest comes in. The car is stunning and they should be able to see that.
I actually spoke to the missus the day we had the phone call over mine and said I was going to reduce it by £500. That afternoon i got the call and ended up getting very close to the asking price.
if you can be patient im sure a buyer will emerge, as long as you put ONO on the ad I would be reluctent to reduce further.
Just my opinion tho fella.... and bump for a lovely motor
I actually spoke to the missus the day we had the phone call over mine and said I was going to reduce it by £500. That afternoon i got the call and ended up getting very close to the asking price.
if you can be patient im sure a buyer will emerge, as long as you put ONO on the ad I would be reluctent to reduce further.
Just my opinion tho fella.... and bump for a lovely motor
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cheers man. i see yours has now gone...well done! thought i had some firm interest but none of the 3 who rang me bothered after that. disillusioned with this whole selling business. i think it's worth what i have up it for...you only need to look on ebay classified to see cars 2 years older than mine with more miles or at least the same for well over 9k! i have seen one from a dealer up for 11k. cant get my head around the market.
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cheers Andi! still getting enquiries...all the ones a couple of weeks aint bothered to come back to me...disappointing really. the longer this goes on, the more i am inclined to keep her. have used the car for a couple of days this week and absolutely love it!
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thank you!
i thought it would have done so by now too. would rather keep it and suffer the fact that i will not drive it often than give it away. from what i have seen elsewhere on the net, i priced it too high to start with but feel at £8200 its really competitive...ah well.
i thought it would have done so by now too. would rather keep it and suffer the fact that i will not drive it often than give it away. from what i have seen elsewhere on the net, i priced it too high to start with but feel at £8200 its really competitive...ah well.
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nice looking car.
Did similar to you 6-8 weeks ago. Very similar car although I'd spent on an aftermarket exhaust, intake and remap to 334bhp plus I'd had the wheels done and bumpers resprayed to remove stone chips. Got sick of getting no response to the sale ads so I found a BMW 320Cd at a Jap Performance place, figured they'd offer the best part ex. Got £7800 part exchange value. Garage sold it on for £8k within 2 weeks.
Between getting the part ex offer and actually exchanging the car (3 days) I offered people on scoobynet they part ex price and still nothing. Market is shocking at the moment and it will only get worse since the fuel price will never go back down. On the bright side insurance for males should drop a little since they're levelling womens insurance to be in line with ours.
Did similar to you 6-8 weeks ago. Very similar car although I'd spent on an aftermarket exhaust, intake and remap to 334bhp plus I'd had the wheels done and bumpers resprayed to remove stone chips. Got sick of getting no response to the sale ads so I found a BMW 320Cd at a Jap Performance place, figured they'd offer the best part ex. Got £7800 part exchange value. Garage sold it on for £8k within 2 weeks.
Between getting the part ex offer and actually exchanging the car (3 days) I offered people on scoobynet they part ex price and still nothing. Market is shocking at the moment and it will only get worse since the fuel price will never go back down. On the bright side insurance for males should drop a little since they're levelling womens insurance to be in line with ours.
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nearly forgot, keep it...
took 2 weeks before I started missing the power of the scooby. I'm back in the market for another Subaru. **** the cost, it's definitely worth it. diesels are for company cars and old men. an economical petrol would be more cost effective than a pre 2010 diesel.
took 2 weeks before I started missing the power of the scooby. I'm back in the market for another Subaru. **** the cost, it's definitely worth it. diesels are for company cars and old men. an economical petrol would be more cost effective than a pre 2010 diesel.
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The sad thing is these cars just won't sell for the price they are worth. High fuel and insurance costs are killing the market and it really is a buyers market now.
You've only got to do a quick search and you'll see just how many are on the market today. Admittedly most won't compare to your car but you need to make your car stand out from the croud. Easiest way to do it, price.
The 6 owners isn't great but I don't think that's an issue (wouldn't scare me away), maybe the colour isn't as liked as the blues or blacks.
I think to sell it you should be advertising it on the bay, autotrader, piston heads and here for £7995. Its gotta shout "look at me" and a 2005 low mile STI at under 8 grand should do it. You probably should be thinking about taking late 7's for it.
That's if you want to sell it.
You've only got to do a quick search and you'll see just how many are on the market today. Admittedly most won't compare to your car but you need to make your car stand out from the croud. Easiest way to do it, price.
The 6 owners isn't great but I don't think that's an issue (wouldn't scare me away), maybe the colour isn't as liked as the blues or blacks.
I think to sell it you should be advertising it on the bay, autotrader, piston heads and here for £7995. Its gotta shout "look at me" and a 2005 low mile STI at under 8 grand should do it. You probably should be thinking about taking late 7's for it.
That's if you want to sell it.
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hello mate im new here so bear with me, im in the market for an STI (my first subaru) and have just noticed your car. Have to say it looks extremely tidy, a credit to you. It will be tuesday before i get my finances in place so just expressing a keen interest at the mo. Just out of interest has it ever been tracked?
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The 6 owners isn't great but I don't think that's an issue (wouldn't scare me away), maybe the colour isn't as liked as the blues or blacks. I think to sell it you should be advertising it on the bay, autotrader, piston heads and here for £7995. Its gotta shout "look at me" and a 2005 low mile STI at under 8 grand should do it. You probably should be thinking about taking late 7's for it. That's if you want to sell it.
hello mate im new here so bear with me, im in the market for an STI (my first subaru) and have just noticed your car. Have to say it looks extremely tidy, a credit to you. It will be tuesday before i get my finances in place so just expressing a keen interest at the mo. Just out of interest has it ever been tracked?
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I think to sell it you should be advertising it on the bay, autotrader, piston heads and here for £7995. Its gotta shout "look at me" and a 2005 low mile STI at under 8 grand should do it. You probably should be thinking about taking late 7's for it.
That's if you want to sell it.
That's if you want to sell it.
still cant help thinking i have got mine priced right for a quick sale...its the market thats depressed.
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TBH that is bang on the money what your asking and very keen price to see it go. As you mention others are asking silly money!! GLWTS mine is an 05 with a fair few mods with 73k on the clock and this is bang on what id be asking!!
Come on someone buy this clean honest example and have some fun!!
TBH that is bang on the money what your asking and very keen price to see it go. As you mention others are asking silly money!! GLWTS mine is an 05 with a fair few mods with 73k on the clock and this is bang on what id be asking!!
Come on someone buy this clean honest example and have some fun!!