Can I have the attention of the class?
Discussion
Thought and Opinions on these bad boys:
www.pistonheads.co.uk/sales/61957.htm
www.pistonheads.co.uk/sales/61159.htm
www.pistonheads.co.uk/sales/61957.htm
www.pistonheads.co.uk/sales/61159.htm
At this moment there is precisely nothing that I wouldn't do for £10k.
Edited to add: Hello - reason for sale, need to save money for house move.
BUT
Will part exchange for a "PORSCHE 911 COUPE 98 0nwards"
Um, selling a '2 to save money and running a 911 instead?
>> Edited by _Al_ on Sunday 12th February 15:01
Edited to add: Hello - reason for sale, need to save money for house move.
BUT
Will part exchange for a "PORSCHE 911 COUPE 98 0nwards"
Um, selling a '2 to save money and running a 911 instead?
>> Edited by _Al_ on Sunday 12th February 15:01
Gazboy said:
Splumph @ the black one.
However, I've just seen this:
www.pistonheads.com/sales/54812.htm
Imo there is something wrong with you if you choose a mk3 1.8 over this beasty....
Me want!!
But not for 10k! lol
Gazboy said:
Nicol@ said:
The first one looks nice and clean black cars (not common stuff) are quite sexy.
The second has a shopping trolley handle stuck onto it.
Adjustable oem spoiler. Hang on, haven't you got a spoiler on your Impreza?
Phil- 10k is about the going rate for a cosmos blue rev5 MRT- infact it's the cheapest I've seen.
Me think youre looking at the wrong pic.
www.pistonheads.com/sales/images/61159-3.jpg
Pulsatingstar said:
Me think youre looking at the wrong pic.
www.pistonheads.com/sales/images/61159-3.jpg
Yes that is horrid.
Gaz, my scooby one is standard and tiny.
Gazboy said:
Make that 10 rev5's of any colour, I've seen 3 cosmos blue ones. Rare as hens teeth.
Well my car buying plans for this year have just been cut short. Aiming to get a flat by the new year. So need to save up and clear some student debts etc once I finish uni at the end of May.
Couldn't have stretched to 10k but I did see a nice Rev 5, NA in Cosmos blue up for about 6k on another site.
silver one is too much £ for the mileage (at 75k on original engine you should be looking at £4k to allow for the rebuild cost), the black one is a bit rich as well £8k and you should be looking at a car with a recently rebuilt engine.
the wing on the rear of the silver one isn't to everyone's taste (mine included) but if it is an original item it is either a Mazdaspeed or a Re-Amemiya and as such is quite expensive and does has a resale value!
>> Edited by rotarypower on Monday 13th February 14:10
the wing on the rear of the silver one isn't to everyone's taste (mine included) but if it is an original item it is either a Mazdaspeed or a Re-Amemiya and as such is quite expensive and does has a resale value!
>> Edited by rotarypower on Monday 13th February 14:10
That Rev 5 MR2 must be pretty quick
Btw Iv'e always been told to avoid higher mileage rotary engines. Was recently thinking about getting an RX-8 as a company car, but I went for a spin with a mate in his and to be honest was a bit dissapointed, nothing like as nimble as the MR2, it felt more like a fast saloon car.
Btw Iv'e always been told to avoid higher mileage rotary engines. Was recently thinking about getting an RX-8 as a company car, but I went for a spin with a mate in his and to be honest was a bit dissapointed, nothing like as nimble as the MR2, it felt more like a fast saloon car.
You don't have to avoid rotarys with higher mileage, just make sure you are paying the right money for them. On average a rebuild costs £2500 and a good condition 11-15 yr old car with a rebuilt engine should be worth between £7k & £9k. If you could find a good condition say 93 (L) car with high mielage for £4.5k then it is worth buying, put the £2.5k aside and have the engine rebuilt, you then have a good car with a new, waranteed engine for £7k!
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