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Re: Need help finding A Rare Car
I’m willing to pay more than that for an off market delivery mileage car. The idea of buying from a public auction website where everyone knows what you paid irks me as it kind of kills the specialness of the car imo
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Re: Need help finding A Rare Car
Pretty slim chance someone who has one that fits what I’m searching for is willing to sell for any amount a flipper would have any room left on. I despise car flippers. I would rather buy from the original owner and pay someone a nice finders fee…..
I’m pretty sure $5000 would be enough to keep a flipper from laying out over 60k to buy a delivery mileage car and hope that it sells with a large enough profit margin.
Yeah that’s what I would pay someone to connect me to a showroom new 04-07 - $5k finders fee!
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Re: Need help finding A Rare Car
Originally Posted by
Klasse Act
I know your kidding Paul but what he's doing is very smart and here's why. There's NO new STi, only the WRX and IF there's a new STi it could be an EV, so what he's trying to get is the first STi generation to appear here in the U.S.
This will drive up all STI values I bet...if it hasn't already. They were special cars, but the last generation less so as Subi didn't keep up and let the car stagnate like Nissan did with the Z. When Mitsubishi quit building the EVO's wth the X, (or any car at all for that matter) the STI had no real competition and they pulled back on development.
All that asside, they are special. Despite being older myself, I lean more towards those cars than the malaise-era iron of my youth. They are so much fun to drive. I have fond memories when I lived in the UK watching Colin McRae blast around WRC stages in his bright blue STIs.
His hunt will be a tough one as these cars were almost always modded/autoX/road coarsed and generally enjoyed but if he's got the patience...AND the checkbook, he'll be rewarded. Without looking it, the car he's looking for, should set him back $50K+
I fear you are right. We have a WRX or two from that era, one of them a hatchback at our local autox events. They are far from stock at this point... I rarely see an STI from that timeframe, in any condition.
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Re: Need help finding A Rare Car
I have been looking for a delivery mileage car for years....missed one in 14 or 15 and havent had another shot. I know one is sitting out there somewhere
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Re: Need help finding A Rare Car
Originally Posted by
Slinger
I have been looking for a delivery mileage car for years....missed one in 14 or 15 and havent had another shot. I know one is sitting out there somewhere
You heard about an untitled EVO VIII selling for $100K a couple yrs ago, right
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Re: Need help finding A Rare Car
Yes, and that ebay car never sold, the owner of Ferrari of Miami ended up buying it for high 90s.
Also very important to note that EVO 8/9s are worth 40-50% more than the Subarus assuming both cars are stock, low mileage, etc
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