22b on Copart
 

As title, anybody shed any light on this one ?


https://www.copart.co.uk/lotDetail/1...playStr=Search Results for: Subaru&viewedLot=18922437

I'd say that's a fair old bit of wear on the gear stick for 38k miles, and a retail price of £82k is nothing short of mental, they were never that good.

I can't see a 22B, there are five different Subarus listed.

P.S £50k when new was pushing it a fair bit, I thought when they came down to the £15/18k mark they were still too expensive tbh. :lol1:

82k for a cat D haha no way!

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This is my works meat suppliers its at rcm just now then will be for sale not sure on miles still waiting on him sending me the info

Not even got the original numbered plaque..

Very nice.

There's a 22B going through jap auctions tonight having covered a mere 15,000 Miles !!

Raf

One just recently sold in Japan 227000kms grade R for £50k hammer price,crazy money for sure!

I think it's safe to say this is the peak for cars like this, can't imagine anyones going to be making a fortune off that for some considerable time.

£50k buys some serious machinery, it also buys several other cars that stand to make more than a clapped out ish 140k miles 22b maybe if it was 100k miles less but you'd have to not drive it to get a decent return, and what's the point in having it if you can't enjoy it once and a while.

At £50k it's Porsche and Ferrari money for a start, never mind what it will cost landed and tidied up, I'd be wanting at least a fresh engine, never mind gear box diffs, all new bushings, bearings etc, probably another £15k to make it a minter and stand a chance of some sort of return.

I kind of get it if you've absolutely got to have one for yourself and there are none available, but £60/80k is stretching it for cat d's and moon milage.

Bidding went to a mere £83k but didn't sell :eek:

Wow!! some people have serious money... I aint one of em! :(

Wow ! Jap cars of that era are defo increasing in price. Considering the rarity of the 22b I'm not surprised about the price. Have seen people selling / asking £30k-£40k for red evo 6 tommi maks when they were changing hands for £12k ish only a couple of years ago....

Saw it on there this morning I nearly choked on my tea :)

Just gone up for sale on the fleabay.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/SUBARU-IMP...4AAOSw44BYggut

be funny when this bubble bursts and they are worth peanuts again, some of the overpriced tat for sale privately and from dealers will sit there rotting away lol

I think that's already starting to happen, look at the likes of Cheshire Performance et al, still got cars they bought over a year ago, can't be good for business, money is in turnover and you need to sell the cars to do that otherwise they're just an unpaid storage facility, which I'm sure gets expensive if you don't own the building.

Absofcukinglutely mate! This is why I have no sympathy for people having their pants pulled down with the current Jap car prices.

There is a WRX RA Limited on ebay at present, a pretty standard car priced at £12k!! wft

Exactly, it makes me chuckle to think I got crap for advertising mine at 15k only a few months back. Now people have the cheek to ask in the region of that for standard cars or mildly modded cars :lol1:

have you seen the prices some of the dealers are asking for P1's
they'll be sitting for a while
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2000-Subar...AAAOSw9GhYgYg5

This has been on sale for a while, i wonder why?

http://www.classicandsportscar.com/c...2b-sti/5647845

A fool and their money are soon parted...

People are in dream land if they think the prices of 22Bs are going to drop. I've been predicting this for years and just wish I'd had £25k to buy one at their lowest point.

Only 400 of them made and an entire worldwide PlayStation Gran Turismo/Colin McRae generation keen to own a car that's a rallying legend.

Said it before - they'll reach Audi Sport Quattro price levels eventually.

It's not just Imprezas. There is a Red Tommy Mak for sale in a garage near me for £50k! A about 3-4 years ago a red Mak would cost you £10k. You can still pick up a Mak in White, Black, Blue or Silver today for £10k although owners are starting to push up the prices on the back of the stupidly priced Red cars.

The mad thing is, red isn't even the rarest colour!

What happened to the fella on here who had two 22B's in bubbles?

At least 2 x 22b's at RCM getting work done, common as muck :lol:

Your suppliers cars looking good, is it a UK or JDM model

Any idea what the final sale price of this 22b was?