Valuing a car - How do you keep prices fair?
 

Valuing a car?

Should you trust Redbook Prices or go by cars out of state? How do you keep prices fair.

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Is this just a cheeky attempt to bypass the required post count to advertise a vehicle for sale? Essentially that's what is going on here.

Sorry mate but the short and simple is that your dreaming.

[url]http://antilag.com/forums/showthread.php?60412-FS-2002-subaru-wrx-STI[/url]

EDIT: if you dont have access to AL then the above link is of a 2002 bugeye sti, with afew mods, 45xxxkm's and in immaculate condition for 16.5k. And he hasnt sold it yet.

[PDF][/PDF][QUOTE=astralex;782987]Is this just a cheeky attempt to bypass the required post count to advertise a vehicle for sale? Essentially that's what is going on here.[/QUOTE]

It's Xmas, so will be slightly accommodating
Plus, asking price won't help sale at the moment

Too many STi about of the same generation

Money you've spent on a neglected car does not make it any more special than a car thats been looked after.

In fact youve just told us that is was a shitter, so who knows what other issues it has that you have not discovered yet?

You are the guy who made me laugh on fb by claiming it had been comprehensively overhauled and started out asking 23k.

Its a 12 year old car, common, relatively ugly in the family tree, there is nothing special about it.

End of the day WA crack pricing.

Judging by your write ups your the guy who just wont shutup about the car when buyers are trying to ask you questions and test drive..

Dont be that guy, annoying as fk when im just trying to establish wether its worth coming for a test drive and i have to listen to the owner blabble on and on and im stuck on the phone for 20 minutes when i just want to ask a few quick questions

ps drop that price, it not a desirable car(as far as WRX models go) to begin with