Greenandgold

I've been offered a one owner, 32,000 mile 1999 UK prodrive car.
Absolutely mint, 7 stamps in the book all from main dealer.
It's up for £8000, which I know is too much, but I'd like to get an opinion on what it's it's true worth is. I can't believe there are many out there like this, so don't want to miss it, but don't want to get ripped off either.

My scooby history: new green UK prodrive car in 1998 that I spent every last penny to get.
New bug eye in 2001 UK 300 - now looking for third.
Thanks in advance, and let's hope I end up joining as an owner!

Uncle Creepy

Welcome! I'm afraid I can't be of any assistance as regards to its value, but one thing I would question is: isn't seven service stamps too few for a 16-year-old car?

Tidgy

4 ish for a top one. 8K is daft money

stonejedi

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Depending on how mint that it really is("hard to tell without in depth pictures"),i would still say for the year and model that its still over 3K+ too rich.SJ.

Greenandgold

It is perfect, but after doing some more research, I'm inagreement that it's a 5K car. Totally original and unmolested though - I REALLY wanted it.

The search continues.......

Thanks all.

ditchmyster

iTrader: (7)

£4k which is still VERY strong money for a UK Classic, £4.5k if you've just go to have it. £8k should see you in a reasonably low milage early Blob STI or the mintest of minty fresh Bug STI's, It's also sub 60k fresh import STI Type R / RA money which if you're after a Classic is a much better one to be putting that kind of money into because you'll lose nothing over the next few years.

If you paid £8k for a 32k UK Classic now you'd need to stick it in a bubble and leave it there for 10yrs to get that back.

mr hat

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lol at 8k. is this a private seller or at a dealer??

Tony Harrington

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Agree with the comments, it is overpriced and not enough service stamps for year of car. Walk away would be my advice.