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Old 15 June 2023, 03:45 PM
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Default Copart has a 22B

https://www.copart.co.uk/lot/5460922...-wolverhampton



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Old 15 June 2023, 06:18 PM
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looks like the Reg ends in 22b - wonder who owned it !??
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Or why its ended up at a Coparts Auction !

If it was yours, you'd be straight down one of the specialist auction houses? Wonder what's *actually* wrong with it ?
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It's a V4 V Limited..

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Old 15 June 2023, 09:20 PM
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Originally Posted by 1509joe
It's a V4 Type R.
Not listed here unless they've misquoted the VIN...
https://gtr-registry.com/en-subaru-wrx-sti-22b.php
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Originally Posted by 1509joe
It's a V4 Type R.
V-limited
Old 15 June 2023, 10:16 PM
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Interesting.
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Current bid is £70,000 plus, if it isn't a real 22B, someone is not going to be happy !

Presumably they would also have legal redress with Copart if it is being miss described.
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I think anyone can list a car on Copart, but my question would be why, surely not going to get good money on there for it.


Originally Posted by Flat4x4-again
Or why its ended up at a Coparts Auction !

If it was yours, you'd be straight down one of the specialist auction houses? Wonder what's *actually* wrong with it ?
Old 15 June 2023, 11:04 PM
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Originally Posted by Steve777
V-limited
All right you less of it, you know I don't like typing
Old 16 June 2023, 12:06 PM
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Originally Posted by jaygsi
I think anyone can list a car on Copart, but my question would be why, surely not going to get good money on there for it.
Simple answer is because it's not real, as Joe has already said. They're obviously just hoping to dupe someone. It's a decent replica but that's it, nothing more than that. I would take a punt that that mileage is incorrect too looking at that clutch pedal. I'm surprised the bids are so high as presumably anyone buying a 22b would have done their homework.
Old 16 June 2023, 12:34 PM
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I guess you can stick any badge you want on back your car , Volkswagen "R" , Mercedes 'AMG'
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I'm on a co parts victims page on fb and the stuff that happens there is shocking.

Co part bump bids, they also take bits off cars and sell them separately. *all third mouth of course.

Sadly someone abroad will be bidding on that car and be shafted.
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Wow that's crazy, my goodness someone is not going to be happy. Sure they could sue for misrepresentation. If its not a 22B you can't call it that.


Originally Posted by adam.pah
Simple answer is because it's not real, as Joe has already said. They're obviously just hoping to dupe someone. It's a decent replica but that's it, nothing more than that. I would take a punt that that mileage is incorrect too looking at that clutch pedal. I'm surprised the bids are so high as presumably anyone buying a 22b would have done their homework.
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sneakily it does not say it's a 22B , they list Impreza 22
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Originally Posted by IdonthaveaScooby
I guess you can stick any badge you want on back your car , Volkswagen "R" , Mercedes 'AMG'
I wonder, if I changed my Dacia Sandero badges to Mercedes C63 AMG would the car would be worth a bit more when I sell it?
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Completely missed that.


Originally Posted by Godspeed Brakes
sneakily it does not say it's a 22B , they list Impreza 22
Old 16 June 2023, 05:46 PM
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it had B after 22,they changed it and how they can value it at 150k pounds🤣
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I had another think about this, another slight possibility is that it is not one of the 16 'official' UK 22B's

If it is a Japanese import, it could have ended up showing as a V4 STi on the registration document ?

Possibly due to a DVLA mix up, or alternatively, no SVA report available for 22B when the car was imported, so used the STi V4 SVA report to get it registered in the UK ?


There is no way that someone is going to get away with selling it for £70k plus if it is a fake.
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Old 17 June 2023, 08:21 AM
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thats possible, HOWEVER you can't change the fact that the Model Code doesn't relate to a 22B..............
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Thought it did, not sure why they changed it.


Originally Posted by JdmSti2006
it had B after 22,they changed it and how they can value it at 150k pounds🤣
Old 17 June 2023, 10:32 AM
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you could always buy this "shoite heap"................

https://www.silverstoneauctions.com/...40&pn=1&pp=100
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So how would you tell the differences between a 22B and a V4 Type R ??
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Originally Posted by albob
So how would you tell the differences between a 22B and a V4 Type R ??
Eh, you've been a member a long time your bound to know that
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Originally Posted by RobsyUK
I'm on a co parts victims page on fb and the stuff that happens there is shocking.

Co part bump bids, they also take bits off cars and sell them separately. *all third mouth of course.

Sadly someone abroad will be bidding on that car and be shafted.

Not just them but others seem to bump bids; I registered with ASM (also operates under various other names) as we needed a 1.3 multijet engine for a customer with a dead Doblo who did not want to pay for a new/recon engine and because they are such a shyte engine 90% of used ones already removed and being sold are knackered and/or overpriced. So best bet was to buy a whole vehicle that had clear crash damage, so chances are engine would be at least a half decent runner and just needed the basics (chain, service, etc). And still have rest of vehicle to break to cover the overheads.

Every vehicle we tried to bid on was clearly being shill bidded, even with bids above a reasonable value we'd be outbid by a sniper in the last few seconds and auction end time automatically adds another ten minutes to the end time. We gave up when prices were going beyond the value of a undamaged version of the same vehicle, this happened on over 20 vehicles we bidded on (the same engine is fitted in lots of various Fiats, Alfas, Vauxhalls, Suzukis, as well as Peugeot/Citroen vans so I was bidding on all sorts). Auction ends, reserve met, with a alleged winning bidder. Lo and behold, two weeks later it's back on there, identical photos so clearly not been bought, yet supposedly had a winning bidder?

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Originally Posted by albob
looks like the Reg ends in 22b - wonder who owned it !??
Reg ends with 228

Looks like it either had the reg no changed in 2021 or it was imported:

https://www.check-mot.service.gov.uk...tration=xbz228

Old 18 June 2023, 11:11 AM
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Originally Posted by 1509joe
Eh, you've been a member a long time your bound to know that

Aye -- but I don't !!!; I can't tell if the one on Coparts is a 22b or a v4 !!!
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Ah ok, looks like Import as it's in KM according to the mot.



Originally Posted by ALi-B
Reg ends with 228

Looks like it either had the reg no changed in 2021 or it was imported:

https://www.check-mot.service.gov.uk...tration=xbz228
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Originally Posted by albob
Aye -- but I don't !!!; I can't tell if the one on Coparts is a 22b or a v4 !!!
Well there's a picture of a wheel and another one on the listing with big ignorant spacers on it. That should tell you it's not a 22B. Plus it's not even a Type r it's a V limited which grew very wide arches somehow.
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