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How much would you expect to pay for a low mileage blobeye UK WRX STI these days?
Also opinions on this car -
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2005-Subaru-Impreza-2-0...
Also opinions on this car -
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2005-Subaru-Impreza-2-0...
That's very strong money £14k for "buy it now", and way over the top for a private sale.
10k - 11k is fair money for that, 12k about right considering the history and condition.
It is a very well written advert, comprehensive info and history and obviously a well looked after car, but I think his figures are slightly skewed. Hurst cars have a type UK with 32k on it & PPP for £15490, and although not as "original" as the ebay one, that's a dealer price and with probably some wriggle room built in, it is an 04 though so not widetrack.
Can't deny it is a lovely example but that really doesn't warrant such a high BIN price.
Still alot of dollar considering what 10 - 14k can get you nowadays, especially given that the car is 14 years old, it's not a million miles away from 2011 /2012 model territory.
10k - 11k is fair money for that, 12k about right considering the history and condition.
It is a very well written advert, comprehensive info and history and obviously a well looked after car, but I think his figures are slightly skewed. Hurst cars have a type UK with 32k on it & PPP for £15490, and although not as "original" as the ebay one, that's a dealer price and with probably some wriggle room built in, it is an 04 though so not widetrack.
Can't deny it is a lovely example but that really doesn't warrant such a high BIN price.
Still alot of dollar considering what 10 - 14k can get you nowadays, especially given that the car is 14 years old, it's not a million miles away from 2011 /2012 model territory.
Edited by texaxile on Friday 8th February 21:29
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