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Old 25 October 2005, 01:25 PM
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Default Is this not the cheapest 2005 STi?

Is anyone out there buying Subaru's at the moment....?

Cant seem to shift mine, 1k miles show condition.

£19k no p/x? What do you guys reckon..... too much?

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Old 25 October 2005, 04:08 PM
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Not gonna be good reading for ya but I (Ford main dealer salesman) priced up a 05 DCCD STI a guy wanted to trade in, it was mint with about 7k on it and I spent days calling Scoob garages all over the northwest and the very best I got offered was 17k. Obviously these used dealers throw at least 3 grand over these cars and sell them at a huge proffit but I think yours is about right at that money. It has to be said that the whole car market at the moment is very weak.

I'm just about to sell my Civic Type R and I think I'm just gonna have to come up with a reasonable figure and then be prepared to wait or drop it by 500 for a deal. About 11,499 for a mint 03 with 17 thousand on the clock.

The chap with the STI saw his **** on the trade in price, needless to say (I was already taking 3k off a Mondeo so couldn't do much more for him). It just seems that when you buy this sort of car you have to prepared to be dry bummed when it comes to selling. Petrol and general high running costs seem to be to blame alot at the moment. Evos are even worse. Most FQs drop about 10-12 grand in the first year. Its scary stuff but if your passionate about cars (like me) it's just one of those things you have to live with.

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Old 25 October 2005, 04:13 PM
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yep scoobs aren't the type of car to get bored of quickly and sell frequently IMO.
i'll probably keep mine 4 years from new before changing (unless petrol reaches £3/litre) in which case i'll keep it and buy a 2nd hand golf tdi to use most of the time
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Old 25 October 2005, 04:29 PM
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Your both absolutely correct guys, Thanks.
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Old 25 October 2005, 04:42 PM
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so why sell it? sounds a cracking car. if i had 2-3 grand spare, i'd get motorpoint to take back my dubiously un-warrantied new wrx import and buy it off you...but i havent
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Old 25 October 2005, 05:02 PM
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Long story short mate -

Buying something more suitable for impending family addition.

Just looking to avoid giving the BMW dealer 2 bites at my cherry.

Wont have it long either way as new mota is due soon.

I know i'm losing loads, and it stings, but would have thought my price would have tempted someone, after all its a lot of 'new car' for not a lot of lolly.

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Old 26 October 2005, 09:43 AM
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HI
Is it a late 2005 with DCCD new dash etc?
What colour?
PPP?
Any mods?
We have a customer who's holding out for a cheapy and has cash waiting.
Maybe be able to help you out on this one.
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Heres the link guys and a free bttt for a bargain

http://bbs.scoobynet.co.uk/showthread.php?t=463496

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HI
Is it a late 2005 with DCCD new dash etc?
What colour?
PPP?
Any mods?
We have a customer who's holding out for a cheapy and has cash waiting.
Maybe be able to help you out on this one.
:->
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Old 26 October 2005, 09:43 PM
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Default Sold, although it feels more like stolen!

Originally Posted by REVOLUTION
HI
Is it a late 2005 with DCCD new dash etc?
What colour?
PPP?
Any mods?
We have a customer who's holding out for a cheapy and has cash waiting.
Maybe be able to help you out on this one.
:->
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Crystal grey, dccd etc not ppp

sold today for £18k cash - thanks anyway tho' mate.

Gutted about the terrible residuals! Never again!!
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