some advice please in what to get!!!!
13 January 2004, 10:54 AM
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Could someone tell me if they think this is a good deal, on these cars? (i cant decide between them, i mean the sti is so much faster, build the build quality on the ne age imprezza rocks,
2001 WRX
silver
28k miles
mint (ive looked at it)
no mods
cat 1 alarm immob
1 month warrent (extendable)
£11250
1998 v4 STI
Silver
(ive looked at it and its in great condition)
Backbox and d-valve only modifications
36k miles
3 months car plan warrently
cat 1 alarm and immob
£11995
soz if this is a lame post, im just a bit unsure what they are worth,and if they are good prices!
thanks in advance,
regards,
Frosted
2001 WRX
silver
28k miles
mint (ive looked at it)
no mods
cat 1 alarm immob
1 month warrent (extendable)
£11250
1998 v4 STI
Silver
(ive looked at it and its in great condition)
Backbox and d-valve only modifications
36k miles
3 months car plan warrently
cat 1 alarm and immob
£11995
soz if this is a lame post, im just a bit unsure what they are worth,and if they are good prices!
thanks in advance,
regards,
Frosted
13 January 2004, 11:22 AM
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Two very different cars.
The WRX seems like a good price, have a look on parkers for an idea and see what they are selling for in the trader etc.
If the WRX has full service history and you can extend the warranty for a further 2 years, then IMO this would be a good car to buy, it could be like a new car and backed with warranty (providing its been well looked after).
The STI is faster and is the classic shape Impreza so lighter than the WRX as well.
Don’t know about the STI price and what not, someone else should be able to give info on this.
The newness of the WRX would really appeal to me, but so does the speed of the STI.
Depends on your position really, how sensible are you prepared to be?.
Cheers.
Ian.
The WRX seems like a good price, have a look on parkers for an idea and see what they are selling for in the trader etc.
If the WRX has full service history and you can extend the warranty for a further 2 years, then IMO this would be a good car to buy, it could be like a new car and backed with warranty (providing its been well looked after).
The STI is faster and is the classic shape Impreza so lighter than the WRX as well.
Don’t know about the STI price and what not, someone else should be able to give info on this.
The newness of the WRX would really appeal to me, but so does the speed of the STI.
Depends on your position really, how sensible are you prepared to be?.
Cheers.
Ian.
13 January 2004, 01:14 PM
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Frosted.
My STi V is for sale; it's MY00 and registered in Oct 1999. Price is £12.5k.
See link:
http://www.scoobynet.co.uk/bbs/threa...hreadID=286599
Go for the STi!!
John.
My STi V is for sale; it's MY00 and registered in Oct 1999. Price is £12.5k.
See link:
http://www.scoobynet.co.uk/bbs/threa...hreadID=286599
Go for the STi!!
John.
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Being a tarted up STI5 driver (P1), I'd wait for a good deal on a 5 rather than go for a 4.
As for the classic vs new shape problem, it depends what you want.
In the old shape you basically get a serious kick in the back at about 3.5K revs. In the new shape, things are much smoother.
Personally, I love the incredible thrust of the old shape cars. But the new shape have there merits (epecially the T25!!).
Chris
As for the classic vs new shape problem, it depends what you want.
In the old shape you basically get a serious kick in the back at about 3.5K revs. In the new shape, things are much smoother.
Personally, I love the incredible thrust of the old shape cars. But the new shape have there merits (epecially the T25!!).
Chris
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