mathsteacher

i am thinking about selling my 2001 wrx in silver
it has had the following mods

morette front headlights with hid bulbs
sti bigger scoop
sti rear spoiler
rota 18" wheels
scoobyclinic grooved discs
uprated brake pads
kyb agx suspension
walbro fuel pump
full 3" scoobyclinic exhaust
decat downpipe
decat uppipe
K and n filter
full wrx interior ( not the sports seats it came with)
blitz turbo and oil temp guage in a pillar
ecutek remap by pat at the scoobyclinic to 285 bhp.

always services every 4500 miles with millers cfs oil
only ever run on v power
full service history ( mileage quite high at 105 k but never misses a beat)
4 new tyres
10 months mot



selling due to fact that house has been broken into twice now and police say its defo for the keys cos nothing else been took.
family come first and my 11 yr old and 7 week old are my main priority
any ideas how much i should ask for it

KareenaBaby

between 4.0-4.5k

hodgy0_2

between 3250 and 3950


pretend you've got 4.5k and see what you can get at that price on PH or Autotrader

mathsteacher

seen similar on pistonheads at 5.5 grand, so that is a bit much then

hodgy0_2

at the end of the day who knows

someone will always pay what you ask (within reason) if you can wait

I would look on autotrader - PH seems like its full of dreamers to me, go back to the ones at 5.5 in a few moths and see if they are still for sale - its a "ten" year old car

i suspect if its advertised too high you just wont get any calls at all

mathsteacher

im thinking 4.5 k seems a good place to start

chocolate_o_brian

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I'd say about £4k fella.

Basically as it's quite high miles, even with the remap and other goodies. Presume engine and gearbox are original?

Maybe advertise at £4250 and take £4k.

As others have said above, lots of dreamers with 93-94 WRX's priced at £3k , so it gives a false economy on what the cars are indeed actually worth to a buyer and indeed sell at, if at all.

Think that makes sense

Turbo2

In November I got about 5k for my JDM one with only 48k miles and low annual Road Tax. 105k miles is going to put a lot of people off: they'll be looking at plenty of other lower mileage cars and may not even consider yours. I'd be pleasantly surprised for you if you manage to break 4k.