Best place to buy a good example Imprezza?

Best place to buy a good example Imprezza?

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Scratch'n'Diff

Original Poster:

6,087 posts

273 months

Monday 23rd June 2003
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The title says it all....
I have tried the SIDC, but they don't seem to advertise members cars.
I just want a Scoob that has been looked after well by an enthusiast.

Cheers

tuffer

8,878 posts

274 months

Monday 23rd June 2003
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www.scoobynet.co.uk what year are you after?

Scratch'n'Diff

Original Poster:

6,087 posts

273 months

Monday 23rd June 2003
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tuffer said:
www.scoobynet.co.uk what year are you after?


Around the 10k mark

sagalout

18,893 posts

289 months

Tuesday 12th August 2003
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Been trying to understand the Scooby thing of late, what do the different references mean, ie MY00 etc. Assume the 00 or 02 is the year but the MY etc .Do the saloons/estates (5 doors) have different refs?
Ta.

Guy Humpage

12,047 posts

291 months

Tuesday 12th August 2003
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'MY' means Model Year.

Does the SIDC not have an updated FAQ on the model differences? (it's 3yrs+ since I owned an Impreza)

scoobybloke

160 posts

267 months

Tuesday 9th September 2003
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The SIDC do make some updates to the FAQ - although I haven't seen any lately. Must admit, I've been considering updating it myself.

As far as the 'MY' thing is concerned, it does mean model year. So upto (and including) MY00 - this would refer to old shape (or if you prefer 'classic') Scoobs. MY01/02 normally refers to the new shape 'bugeye' and MY03 generally refers to the latest version (Impreza III as Subaru call it).

Hope that is clear

Scoobynet is a very good place to start if you are looking for a Scoob. A 10K budget will get you a decent later model UK car (around 98/99). Do your research though as there are loads of models. The SIDC FAQ is useful for this alone.

If you are considering buying a jap import, get it checked out. They must be run on SUL and octane booster, otherwise you WILL suffer engine failure eventually.

Good luck.
Chris (Scoobynet Mod)

tuffer

8,878 posts

274 months

Tuesday 9th September 2003
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Save yourselves the trouble of looking and buy this
www.scoobynet.co.uk/bbs/thread.asp?threadid=246766
Well looked after and excellent condition.


Cheap!