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Hi everyone I've not been on here for a while but just been looking through eBay at prices of blob sti' s why are they getting so expensive now ? Not complaining as I have one but just thought you guys in the no might know . Thanks for any comments

Tidgy

wouldnt say the are, if anythign dropping in price

s c o o b y

Well I paid 7k five years ago for mine and it's still that much now .

rossyboy

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Because Subaru stopped making a reliable STI (i.e. the 2 litre) for the UK after 2005/06.

Reducing supply (crashes, breakers...) and increasing mileage of the Blobs means those with low/sensible mileage are holding value and in some cases increasing.

s c o o b y

That's what I kind of thought was happening mines a 2003 with 78k is that classed as low it's just parked up at the minute as I am busy doing the house up so will get it back out sometime soon when I have the time for her.

fat-thomas

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i agree they seem to be holding their money, i didnt pay a whole lot more than they are going for now over 5 years ago.

the shreksta

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ive just bought a blob sti in wr blue with a spec sheet as long as my arm including a zen built 2.5/gt30 etc for a little over £7k but i have sold all the carbon goodies from it so really it owes me around £6800

its a 10 year old car now so i expect to see prices start to fall,saying that ive seen some really nice clean standard ones go for around £8k

just dont look at the prices cheshire performance charge............

£10k for a ppp blob sti..................

s c o o b y

You won't be getting much more use out of it then

gpssti4

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I'm hoping my Type R will go up sometime soon. 1998, V4, Brembo's, 6 speed etc etc and only 44k miles.

The Trooper 1815

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A good unmolested Type R, STi RA or even a WRX RA are looking good. It will cost you £10k off the boat for a good Type R.

jaygsi

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I'm waiting for my classic to go up, 86k, garge all though winter and only use in summer