Whats a good price 4 a 2000/01 Sti7 ??
05 December 2005, 04:37 PM
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Whats a good price 4 a 2000/01 Sti7 ??
Hi ,
As above what are your price guides for the above x or Y plate in Good condition upto 50,000 miles in standard trim bar a backbox Etc.
Dealer & private
What i have found
DEALERS.
From £10,999 upto £12,000 Approx
PRIVATE
£10,500 to £12,000 Approx
Thanks
Dean
As above what are your price guides for the above x or Y plate in Good condition upto 50,000 miles in standard trim bar a backbox Etc.
Dealer & private
What i have found
DEALERS.
From £10,999 upto £12,000 Approx
PRIVATE
£10,500 to £12,000 Approx
Thanks
Dean
06 December 2005, 01:53 PM
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Well, if it's the UGLY one ..... £7500
A Classic would be £9500
These cars are not selling anymore ...........
You name the price, the owner either takes it or sits on it for a few more months!
Pete
A Classic would be £9500
These cars are not selling anymore ...........
You name the price, the owner either takes it or sits on it for a few more months!
Pete
06 December 2005, 05:46 PM
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Do you mean STi7 as often wrongly used instead of MY02 STi Type UK ("Bugeye")??? In which case, I had one of the first on an 02 plate and cannot imagine there being any Xs or Ys - just a few 51s. Indeed, Bugeye WRXs on Y plate are in the minority compared with 51s.Phil
06 December 2005, 09:26 PM
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Originally Posted by pslewis
Well, if it's the UGLY one ..... £7500
A Classic would be £9500
These cars are not selling anymore ...........
You name the price, the owner either takes it or sits on it for a few more months!
Pete
A Classic would be £9500
These cars are not selling anymore ...........
You name the price, the owner either takes it or sits on it for a few more months!
Pete
Yes the Ugly one, Jap import (hides Under Mousemat as he knows Pete hates the word Jap Import)Dean
06 December 2005, 09:28 PM
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Originally Posted by Phil Harrison
Do you mean STi7 as often wrongly used instead of MY02 STi Type UK ("Bugeye")??? In which case, I had one of the first on an 02 plate and cannot imagine there being any Xs or Ys - just a few 51s. Indeed, Bugeye WRXs on Y plate are in the minority compared with 51s.Phil
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Dean
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