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sourob 16 April 2000 06:28 PM

hi, can anyone tell me their opinion on the price of a scoob i am 95% sure i want to buy. It is a 96P 52k scoob with prodrive performance pack.£13,995 i am going tomorrow to test it, it looked A1 condition.It is worth a haggle (dont you think? I was considering a wrx (mvi services) but i think a uk would be better insurance wise too? opinions appreciated!!cheers!

Stef 16 April 2000 06:38 PM

Sourob.
Sounds a bit steep to me. My friend has just bought a 97 M reg Scoob with full Recaro leather, in mint condition, for £12,000.
Considering you can buy a BRAND NEW car from Holland for £15k, it jst seems high, even with the PPP.
It's obviously your money, and fair play to the guy if he gets that for it, but my advice would be to haggle down to £12,500ish and if not buy a brand new one! http://bbs.scoobynet.co.uk/smile.gif
I have got a friend selling a mint 93 wrx for about £11,500 if you're interested?

Stef.

sourob 16 April 2000 06:50 PM

stef.the reason i need to buy from a garage is mainly due to finance.I am self employed and a loan is proving virtually impossible. I do intend to haggle (violently if necessary) We shall see!

Stef 16 April 2000 07:08 PM

How does buying from a garage help you get credit

Stef.

chrisp 16 April 2000 07:17 PM

Sourob,

Stef is right you can get a brand new parallel import UK spec RHD from europe deliver right to your door and on the road from a dealer. Have a look at

Nick 16 April 2000 07:24 PM

sourob

I am also self-employed. I spoke to my bank manager & he put me on to his business loan people. I got a good rate (Lombard North Central) & the finance does not effect my business facility either.

sourob 16 April 2000 08:54 PM

I think i will offer them( carstins, coventry) £13,OOO? After listening to you learned geezers!What do you reckon?

sourob 16 April 2000 08:55 PM

I think i will offer them( carstins, coventry) £13,OOO? After listening to you learned geezers!What do you reckon?

Stef 16 April 2000 11:15 PM

I suppose it's not a bad price from a Scooby dealer considering my local one has a P reg for sale for £15,995.
It's your money......

Stef.

millband 17 April 2000 12:54 AM

Hope you like it. I paid £13700 privately for a completely standard R-reg 5 door (97my) with 30000 on the clock last December. Prices have dropped since then so don't pay too much for this one.

Steve

sourob 17 April 2000 09:01 AM

wellcheers everyone i am off for a test drive now(excited! it will be my first scoob) let you know how i get on.soula

Blow Dog 17 April 2000 12:45 PM

£13,995 is NOT a steep price at all. I own a 97P and I intend to sell it for minimum £14k and thats without the PPP. I think you have a good price there.

One other thing you must remember Stef is that the 94 car is almost completely different to the 97 car, old face, old interior and without plenty other mods.
Cem

CB 17 April 2000 01:45 PM

That price sounds good for a car that can only be 3 1/2 years old max.

Looking at the Auto Trader this week (Thames Valley and West London) 11-13K would get you a K/L WRX. So to get a 96P for 13.5K sounds good.

Imports are delightfully fast though and AC is a dream in the summer.

Either way, you love it.

Enjoy!

sourob 17 April 2000 04:20 PM

Thanks to everyone for all the advice!I took it for a test drive this morning and i have signed on the dotted line( god i am well chuffed )I will see you all on the next track day.Reg no DIA8. Cheers!!!!!!


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