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06-30-2010, 09:16 PM
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For how many WRX's are listed for sale the asking prices are very high. Usually this means prices are very negotiable.
You can usually negotiate a better price from a dealer/seller further away from major cities.
I'm amazed at how high WRX prices are. When the 2009's came out with the engine upgrade, you could buy a 2008 sedan stick shift for around $22K new.
You can usually negotiate a better price from a dealer/seller further away from major cities.
I'm amazed at how high WRX prices are. When the 2009's came out with the engine upgrade, you could buy a 2008 sedan stick shift for around $22K new.
07-01-2010, 05:09 PM
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That completely depends on the milage, ect. 2 years and the 30+ thousand miles that goes along with it (assuming it's a DD) sorta has that effect on any car. I was referring to the fact that assuming it's got decent miles and is in good shape, they pull good money. 8 months ago I was offered 13k for my 02 with 110,000 miles. Provided their taken care of, yes they hold theor value pretty well.
ESPECIALLY STIs. 04s with decent miiles still pull 18-20k
ESPECIALLY STIs. 04s with decent miiles still pull 18-20k
07-01-2010, 06:26 PM
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Yeah, I never went in to negotiate a deal, but I saw them listed for $22K in newspaper ads. Wagons typically listed for $19K new. Average list price now is mid-20's. Hence why the prices now seem ridiculous.
07-01-2010, 10:55 PM
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There is one exception. I remember Saab dealerships trying to ditch their 9-2X stockpiles when the GM-Subaru partnership ended. A brand new one could have been had for $15,000. For the turbo ones, not the N/A ones.
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07-02-2010, 12:02 PM
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I had a 06 WRX and I now have an 04 STi. I got my STi with 60k miles for less than that. You deffinately need to find a better deal. I also have a boosted Integra LS, the Subaru's are MUCH better daily drivers.
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