MY98 Subaru Impreza WRX STi Type R Version 4
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16 September 2016, 09:40 PM
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Mate, you could not possibly be a working man, it must take all your waking hours to keep it that immaculate, unbelievably amazing looking car, if only the funds were available, worth every penny from the pictures and write up.
17 September 2016, 07:45 AM
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It's worth what someone is prepared to pay for it. The fact you've had no interest is an indication it's well over priced, at the end of the day its just an 18 year old car with some bolt on parts.
My advice is to keep chipping a few quid off your original price until it sells.
My advice is to keep chipping a few quid off your original price until it sells.
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18 September 2016, 06:36 PM
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It looks like a very clean car and you've put together a good advert, but I'd say it's £5-6k overpriced. I'm not trying to ruin your FS thread, but you did ask for opinions, and this is mine. GLWTS.
18 September 2016, 07:54 PM
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It's certainly in nice condition, I'd put it around 9 to 10k if you wanted a quicker sale, it's not one of the most desirable variants, saying that I'm watching the market quite closely and they are not selling that quickly anyway unless very well priced
18 September 2016, 08:23 PM
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I would keep hold of it though, you'll get to the money your asking for now eventually, prices are climbing still
18 September 2016, 08:59 PM
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Yes but you'd still be around 11k dependant on the currency fluctuations and most are much lower miles than this particular mileage which warrants the extra money's .you would get a high miler for sub 10k deliverd. .
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19 September 2016, 10:11 AM
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Looks in amazing condition but getting some one to part with more than 8-10k in hard cash will be pretty tough I imagine for what is essentially just an old Scooby (despite being a very nice one)
I'd say that as you clearly can afford to keep it and store it then your are probably better doing that, give it another 15 years in that condition it might be worth a fortune.
I'd say that as you clearly can afford to keep it and store it then your are probably better doing that, give it another 15 years in that condition it might be worth a fortune.
19 September 2016, 11:20 PM
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Don't put any more miles on it / get it stored properly & bring it back out in 2026 -
It's a achievement to have brought the car to were it is today / you wil regret selling but if needs must I'd hold out on your price & advertise it worldwide / GLWS
It's a achievement to have brought the car to were it is today / you wil regret selling but if needs must I'd hold out on your price & advertise it worldwide / GLWS
20 September 2016, 10:24 PM
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And i bet they are grade r accident repaired. I looked for a long while trying to find a good clean type R no way would you get a decent one landed registered etc in the uk for any less than 10k- 12k now
To the OP its a really clean example as other say just store it
To the OP its a really clean example as other say just store it