Where are all these cheap imprezas?
29 September 2012, 04:30 PM
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Where are all these cheap imprezas?
I keep seeing 'what's it worth' threads on here with people giving some really low prices.
I'm looking to change my 2001 bugeye and just wondering the best place to look. I've tried eBay, piston heads and auto trader but prices seem higher than advised?
Are members on here just under valuing our cars or am I missing something?
I'm looking to change my 2001 bugeye and just wondering the best place to look. I've tried eBay, piston heads and auto trader but prices seem higher than advised?
Are members on here just under valuing our cars or am I missing something?
29 September 2012, 04:47 PM
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Ye selling mine cheap (hoping for around £1600-£1700) as it needs tidying. Just wanted something a bit better/newer without spending a fortune.
29 September 2012, 06:29 PM
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Mate that's not selling it...that's giving it away.. I haven't seen bugs that cheep.....maybe I have a conflict of interest being a bug owner lol...Good luck with the sale .....won't hung around at that price :-)
29 September 2012, 06:54 PM
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It's very cheap and got no rust but loads of scratches and dings. Jumps out of fourth at times and rear brakes need freeing up. With all that considered think it's a fair price. Thanks for the good luck
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29 September 2012, 09:21 PM
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10 year old car, with fvck3d bodywork and a shagged gearbox which returns 24mpg, when petrol will be 1.50 a litre by next summer
and by todays standard average performance
you will be paying someone to take it away before you have to re-tax and re-insure it
and by todays standard average performance
you will be paying someone to take it away before you have to re-tax and re-insure it
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Best thing to do when selling a car is put it on for what you would consider top buck. Then reduce it until it sells. I have always found autotrader online is best place to sell.
A car (or anything) else is worth what someone is willing to pay.
A car (or anything) else is worth what someone is willing to pay.
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