I know Subaru prices are falling BUT...
Is this cheap, or is it where they are now??
01 December 2008, 05:59 PM
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Seems low although they may be just flogging on at trade in price? Bargain for someone.
I've still not seen that 54 plate STi for under £5k though which is what Peanuts is waiting for ... offer still stands fella
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I've still not seen that 54 plate STi for under £5k though which is what Peanuts is waiting for ... offer still stands fella
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You know prices are falling when in April I looked at a RB320- £25500. seen one in the trader today-£17000!!!! Shocking, such a top car aswell.
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you will see that that company put several ads up and all have deposit taken or sold on them straight away but please look at our other cars Greig
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As said its an import, prices although low still vary quite a bit, you still see 05/55 plate Sti's going for £12k onwards but then I've seen 07/57 plate Sti's going for £18k, depends how desperate you are to sell your motor I guess.
I still maintain that if the car has been kept to the highest standard and has had a lot of cash spent on it then an enthusiast will still pay good money for your car and not just look for the lowest priced example.
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I still maintain that if the car has been kept to the highest standard and has had a lot of cash spent on it then an enthusiast will still pay good money for your car and not just look for the lowest priced example.
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Anyone get the feeling that if they are going for this price then we are soon going to see quite a few wrapped around trees/lamposts?
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