05 Impreza STI type UK ppp for sale
30 December 2011, 12:39 AM
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05 Impreza STI type UK ppp for sale
05 plate Impreza STI type UK PPP
Facelift model with DCCD and widetrack
51,500 miles , one previous owner
Full Subaru History:
1037 - Heritage Subaru
8040- Heritage Subaru
16723 - Heritage Subaru
25898 - Heritage Subaru
31767 - Heritage Subaru
38150 - Heritage Subaru
45339 - Heritage Subaru - Cambelt Service completed
The Car is pretty much standard apart from the PPP and green panel filter. The car is in great condition. It also has a JVC CD/DVD unit. The Speakers have also been uprgraded to add better sound all around.
I recently also added two brand new RE070's at the rear, the front tyres still have decent tread but will replace them if the buyer is not happy. The brake pads were also changed all round with aztec performance kevlar pads. Laser Wheel Tracking was has also been completed. Just taxed it for 6 months and the MOT runs out in June, all mots have been carried out by Subaru also. The car is Due a service very soon and will be carried out before the sale along with anything else that needs doing.
All past MOTs present to verify Mileage. Car is in daily use so mileage may creep up slightly
Bad points
The car does have a few stone chips and curbing on the wheels but apart from that its a very clean car.
looking for £7350 or nearest offer - no p/x
For photos please visit the flickr link - cheers
http://www.flickr.com/photos/73634123@N03/
Facelift model with DCCD and widetrack
51,500 miles , one previous owner
Full Subaru History:
1037 - Heritage Subaru
8040- Heritage Subaru
16723 - Heritage Subaru
25898 - Heritage Subaru
31767 - Heritage Subaru
38150 - Heritage Subaru
45339 - Heritage Subaru - Cambelt Service completed
The Car is pretty much standard apart from the PPP and green panel filter. The car is in great condition. It also has a JVC CD/DVD unit. The Speakers have also been uprgraded to add better sound all around.
I recently also added two brand new RE070's at the rear, the front tyres still have decent tread but will replace them if the buyer is not happy. The brake pads were also changed all round with aztec performance kevlar pads. Laser Wheel Tracking was has also been completed. Just taxed it for 6 months and the MOT runs out in June, all mots have been carried out by Subaru also. The car is Due a service very soon and will be carried out before the sale along with anything else that needs doing.
All past MOTs present to verify Mileage. Car is in daily use so mileage may creep up slightly
Bad points
The car does have a few stone chips and curbing on the wheels but apart from that its a very clean car.
looking for £7350 or nearest offer - no p/x
For photos please visit the flickr link - cheers
http://www.flickr.com/photos/73634123@N03/
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03 January 2012, 04:18 PM
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No offence taken and I know exactly what you mean. I know getting the asking price is near impossible but some where in the region would be nice to have, like I said I am open to offers, cheers
03 January 2012, 04:23 PM
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why is it alately when someone posts a car up for sale,you dont seem to get many that are actually interested or have the money to buy the car.just people saying that its not worth it or you will be waiting a long time to sell,or offering stupidly low prices for it.if the car was really overpriced then fair enough give advice. but for a pretty low milage widetrack blob sti,with fsh and ppp and only 1 previous owner,i think its fairly priced.theres no wonder the subaru market is like it is.
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03 January 2012, 06:49 PM
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It's this recession mate, I'm dying to buy one and have the cash, but I have no work so need to sort something out before I can buy. I've been out of work for two years, and my money is dwindling fast.
03 January 2012, 07:11 PM
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No disrespect quinvy but your not in a real position to buy then,but theres money around mate beleive me,and comments with people saying its too high this,market that,just makes the car advertised seem less worth it and that its not going to sell,these cars need to be seen to know if they are worth what owners asking for it.i wouldnt want to sell my scoobs via scoobynet to be honest.
03 January 2012, 07:52 PM
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The car (from the crappy pic in the 1st post) looks nice and I would posit that being a 2005 car, it's worth the asking price. That said, good adverts sell cars. The OP needs to get some decent pictures of the car up and perhaps a few more details to get people interested.
MOT/Tax? If it's 05, does it have widetrack & DCCD? Is the interior clean and tidy, etc, etc, etc.
£7700 is a fair bit of money to most peeps. You have to grab people's attention before they'll consider spending that kind of money. I'm looking to buy at the moment with cash on the hip, but I need to be interested before I'll make the trip to see a car. Put a bit of effort in and people will come.
I should state that I'm not in the market for this particular model as I want a JDM car. However, I certainly think the asking price is fair.
MOT/Tax? If it's 05, does it have widetrack & DCCD? Is the interior clean and tidy, etc, etc, etc.
£7700 is a fair bit of money to most peeps. You have to grab people's attention before they'll consider spending that kind of money. I'm looking to buy at the moment with cash on the hip, but I need to be interested before I'll make the trip to see a car. Put a bit of effort in and people will come.
I should state that I'm not in the market for this particular model as I want a JDM car. However, I certainly think the asking price is fair.
03 January 2012, 10:10 PM
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Thanks for comments people, havnt had the chance to take some decent pictures, soon as I do will defo add them, but I have adjusted the advert to sound a little better
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No disrespect quinvy but your not in a real position to buy then,but theres money around mate beleive me,and comments with people saying its too high this,market that,just makes the car advertised seem less worth it and that its not going to sell,these cars need to be seen to know if they are worth what owners asking for it.i wouldnt want to sell my scoobs via scoobynet to be honest.
Fair comment mate. I would never go on a persons for sale thread and say anything derogatory about the car. Maybe the admin on here should think about making this a closed section. The person can place the advert, then it's locked so no annoying posts for the seller and all correspondence is done via PM. This is the system used on FRSOC.COM and it works very well indeed. I have always found that Piston Heads is the best way to sell my cars.
04 January 2012, 09:02 AM
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That might be high for an 03-04 but not for a 05 DCCD STI. Reasonable miles and low number of owners.
There should be a rule that anyone who posts negative comments on price gets a 24 hour ban. If someone posts a classic up for £10K and no one repiles, theres your answer. You don't need folk telling you the price is too high. You'll work it out from the silence.
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That might be high for an 03-04 but not for a 05 DCCD STI. Reasonable miles and low number of owners.
There should be a rule that anyone who posts negative comments on price gets a 24 hour ban. If someone posts a classic up for £10K and no one repiles, theres your answer. You don't need folk telling you the price is too high. You'll work it out from the silence.
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That might be high for an 03-04 but not for a 05 DCCD STI. Reasonable miles and low number of owners.
There should be a rule that anyone who posts negative comments on price gets a 24 hour ban. If someone posts a classic up for £10K and no one repiles, theres your answer. You don't need folk telling you the price is too high. You'll work it out from the silence.
GLWTS
That might be high for an 03-04 but not for a 05 DCCD STI. Reasonable miles and low number of owners.
There should be a rule that anyone who posts negative comments on price gets a 24 hour ban. If someone posts a classic up for £10K and no one repiles, theres your answer. You don't need folk telling you the price is too high. You'll work it out from the silence.
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You will always find that on a Subaru forum. I have always found Pistonheads to be the best place to sell perfromance motors. 
