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I guess it could be a fake...but looks straight enough (hoping thats the sun light causinf that colour change on the rear panel and door)...at the price some 22bs have been going for recently, if it is real, its a bargain.
Same issue as the Evo Tommy Mak syndrome........ far to pricey....
dont care what people think, not worth the money
If it's a straight genuine 22B how can you say it's not worth the money? It's the ONLY Impreza that will ever appreciate significantly in value. People go on about Cosworths, Spec Cs, RA-Rs etc. but 22Bs are the cars that will be the sought after example of the marque in years to come. In fact it's the only Impreza that is worth the money as everything else will carry on devaluing and this one (if genuine and in good order) is actually underpriced!
If it is a Type UK that would explain why it isn't numbered and doesn't have the interior badge. Still should have the '22B Type UK' badge on the back though. Hmmm, talking £35k upwards here if it is a UK.
Looks good to me, probably worth remembering that just because the owner has the money to be running around in a 22b doesn't mean he actually gives a ****e what it is.
If he's got plenty cash to be buying expensive cars he might have just liked the colour if you will.
UK car or Jap spec doesn't really make a difference. Not lie it comes with a three year warranty
Agreed Imy, but the quirky thing is that people still believe that it being an "official" car makes it worth an extra couple of grand... that little slice of history where it was imported by a company that isn't actually Subaru but has the name "Subaru UK" also makes it a better car than one imported by another company or individual!
My feeling is that there is something up with the car in the advert. No sign of the wing badges and I can't make out a 22b sticker on the rear. No engine bay shots. The 22b I drove all those years ago had a plaque on the interior telling me what is was, can't see it there.
Might be a genuine 22b but something isn't right. As mentioned before, if it is then at 26k on the clock it's one of the bargains of the year for an investor.