01samuelr

As the title I'm looking for a v4 type r. Ideally i would like it to be standard or as close to as possible. Is 4-5k enough for one? It doesn't need to be mint but a nice example with no rot. So its kind of a wanted slash could i het one type topic

Cheers sam

CREWJ

You will be looking closer to £6-7k for an STI. £4-5k will be WRX Type R money.

Colinm101

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Yeah I sold my V3 for about 5.5k.

Getting rarer these days for good un's

01samuelr

Ok thanks guys. This car is going to be a toy that I will run alongside my astra vxr that I use as my daily drive. But if I like it a lot I might sell the vxr and use the impreza as a daily driver. Would i be better off looking at a standard v4 sti such as this one?http://www.hurstcars.co.uk/used-cars...01402272100323

Finally what do you think the market is going to be like in the next year or two regarding prices of a standard v4 sti (house purchase deposit)

Cheers sam

Kwik

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I can't see the prices getting much lower. I paid £2500 for mine .

jonnyricer2

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What is the difference between sti and wrx type r s??

I thought all type r s were sti s.

Cheers

imprezaworks

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Paid £2500 for that, looks great.

Colinm101

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Jesus 2k?!

01samuelr

Any comments on the hurst car? Expencive or money pit?

Kwik

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It's expensive in my eyes, but Hurst have a great reputation. It depends what you want it for really, it's pretty high mileage to start modifying it. If you're looking for a standard car around that price and want to leave it as it is then I'd say look at an RA instead.

CREWJ

Common misconception. Same difference between 4 door WRXs and STIs.

type-ra

Are you sure?

jonnyricer2

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Go on!!

The Trooper 1815

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https://www.scoobynet.com/wales-26/997840-my-1997-wrx-type-ra.html
I have already been offered a few quid more than I paid for it in February this year.