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Can i ask a bit of a silly question...
I always look at these ST's on the sales bit of this site and it really suprises me how many poeple are selling after a year or maybe two and then sell them on at a considerable loss than what it cost new. I think theres an 05 one going for 14.5k thats got to be over 10k lost in 2 years! Do Scooby and Evo owners except this like servicing and fuel as part of the ownership and just like to move on every year. Or is there other reasons like do these things go bang after a year ?
Im not looking for a particular answer, tbh im too sensible to get one so envious of those who do i look to mitigate and find a balance in depreciation as much as possible when buying cars.
Anyway looks brillaint and very clean, good luck with the sale
I always look at these ST's on the sales bit of this site and it really suprises me how many poeple are selling after a year or maybe two and then sell them on at a considerable loss than what it cost new. I think theres an 05 one going for 14.5k thats got to be over 10k lost in 2 years! Do Scooby and Evo owners except this like servicing and fuel as part of the ownership and just like to move on every year. Or is there other reasons like do these things go bang after a year ?
Im not looking for a particular answer, tbh im too sensible to get one so envious of those who do i look to mitigate and find a balance in depreciation as much as possible when buying cars.
Anyway looks brillaint and very clean, good luck with the sale
WildCards: looking to get my hands on a new RS4, just got to convince my wife how much we need it 
CooperS: I should have learned from the depreciation on my last WRX, paid £23k new, traded in for the STi, and got £10.5k for it (which I wouldn't have got much more for selling privately). The wrx was 2 and a half years young, FSSH, low mileage, unmodded, etc etc.. absolute minter. The problem is that I have a thing for new cars, which is great for someone looking for an excellent second hand example
There's no other reason for selling, apart from that I get bored easily, they are amazing cars, reliable and pretty good for getting out of busy junctions safely. They are a wee bit pricey to run but the smile factor makes up for that.
GreigR: I just have to convince my wife, just not mentioned it to her yet. I'll keep you in mind though.
CooperS: I should have learned from the depreciation on my last WRX, paid £23k new, traded in for the STi, and got £10.5k for it (which I wouldn't have got much more for selling privately). The wrx was 2 and a half years young, FSSH, low mileage, unmodded, etc etc.. absolute minter. The problem is that I have a thing for new cars, which is great for someone looking for an excellent second hand example
There's no other reason for selling, apart from that I get bored easily, they are amazing cars, reliable and pretty good for getting out of busy junctions safely. They are a wee bit pricey to run but the smile factor makes up for that.
GreigR: I just have to convince my wife, just not mentioned it to her yet. I'll keep you in mind though.
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