Value of P1 impreza please
Value of P1 impreza please
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jonnynine11

Original Poster:

117 posts

192 months

Thursday 5th May 2011
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Can someone advise me how much to pay so I can keep it for a couple of months then sell it on. The car in question is a 2000 impreza P1,one owner, 36,000 miles, no mods, no paint a few chips to splitter. What do you reckon? Thanks.

Grovsie26

1,302 posts

196 months

Thursday 5th May 2011
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8-9k?

Have a look in the classifieds.

jonnynine11

Original Poster:

117 posts

192 months

Thursday 5th May 2011
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I have, I just wondered if it being standard and low miles made it more desirsble/worth more. I can buy it for £8500 but I know I'll be bored after a couple of months thought I could maybe make a bit of profit instead of blowing like normal.

Boba Fret

438 posts

185 months

Thursday 5th May 2011
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as much as I dislike Scoobies following their recent slip into 'Chav status symbol', the P1 will ultimately become one of the classics of what really is a good (not 'great') car.

IF you can find a truly unmolested one for 8.5 and you can afford to NOT use it regularly it will surely be an appreciating classic.

A boggo, chav'd up STi (Sexually Transmitted Infection?) or WRX, forget it.


Jayho

2,413 posts

199 months

Thursday 5th May 2011
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I've always liked the P1's, if you can afford to buy it, and not molest it, I'd say buy it and keep it tbh. There's so many out there which are wrecked, and in a few years time it could still be the same price you paid for it.

rb5230

11,657 posts

201 months

Friday 6th May 2011
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Boba Fret said:
as much as I dislike Scoobies following their recent slip into 'Chav status symbol', the P1 will ultimately become one of the classics of what really is a good (not 'great') car.

A boggo, chav'd up STi (Sexually Transmitted Infection?) or WRX, forget it.
haha you really have not got a clue.

Boba Fret

438 posts

185 months

Friday 6th May 2011
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go on then, elaborate your statement.......

Hudson

1,857 posts

216 months

Friday 6th May 2011
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Boba Fret said:
go on then, elaborate your statement.......
well according to his profile he HAS an impreza, so i imagine he's a fan?

Boba Fret

438 posts

185 months

Friday 6th May 2011
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Hudson said:
well according to his profile he HAS an impreza, so i imagine he's a fan?
or a chav..... biggrin

retrorider

1,339 posts

230 months

Friday 6th May 2011
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They will only reach collector status at around 16-18 years of age when people will buy, to tuck them up in a heated garage for the show circuit.Nostalgia is a wonderful thing, but making a quick buck on the car for sale in Retford is a non starter.You will most likely keep it a year, have some fun and get your money back this time next year.That is a much more realistic goal...

shouldbworking

4,801 posts

241 months

Friday 6th May 2011
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I think describing something like an impreza wrx or sti as 'boggo' is probably worth of a statement like that smile

Boggo is a fiat punto with manual window winders and a cassette player as luxuries.

HedgehogFromHell

2,072 posts

208 months

Friday 6th May 2011
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shouldbworking said:
I think describing something like an impreza wrx or sti as 'boggo' is probably worth of a statement like that smile

Boggo is a fiat punto with manual window winders and a cassette player as luxuries.
Well I kind of see where he is coming from if i'm honest. I thought he used "Boggo" within the brand, seeing as the P1 is a status symbol as is the RB320 for example, then "Standard" WRX STi cars can be considered "Boggo".

It's a snooty way of looking at things but hey.. That's what happens within car owners.

If you keep it low mileage, possibly you could get a profit. To be honest, buying a car to make a profit is rarely a good venture. I've only ever seen or achieved it with Military Discount/Tax Free cars.

I'd just buy the best example I could, enjoy it, and if it comes to make a profit, that's a bonus, if not, it's been a good period.

rb5230

11,657 posts

201 months

Friday 6th May 2011
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Boba Fret said:
go on then, elaborate your statement.......
Have you ever even driven one?

A focus is a good car, a turbocharged impreza is well known to be one of the all time greats, my statement is easily backed up by every motoring magazine or review ever, hence me saying you have no clue.

And a boggo sti? rofl

Boba Fret

438 posts

185 months

Friday 6th May 2011
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rb5230 said:
Have you ever even driven one?

A focus is a good car, a turbocharged impreza is well known to be one of the all time greats, my statement is easily backed up by every motoring magazine or review ever, hence me saying you have no clue.

And a boggo sti? rofl
driven several. It's a good car, no question.

Never been tempted to buy one as I can walk on two feet, upright without my knuckles dragging along the pavement.

My point was a P1 will be a better 'investment' than a 'normal' Preza. Sti or Wrx or whatever.

rb5230

11,657 posts

201 months

Saturday 7th May 2011
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Boba Fret said:
Never been tempted to buy one as I can walk on two feet, upright without my knuckles dragging along the pavement.

My point was a P1 will be a better 'investment' than a 'normal' Preza. Sti or Wrx or whatever.
1st statement will make anyone reading this realise you are an idiot or just trolling.

And your 2nd point...... You are unlikely to lose money on any decent classic impreza unless you pay over the odds for it.

It seems you are just trolling as you are acting like a moron in evry thread you "contribute" to.

MK4 Slowride

10,028 posts

237 months

Saturday 7th May 2011
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rb5230 said:
Boba Fret said:
Never been tempted to buy one as I can walk on two feet, upright without my knuckles dragging along the pavement.

My point was a P1 will be a better 'investment' than a 'normal' Preza. Sti or Wrx or whatever.
1st statement will make anyone reading this realise you are an idiot or just trolling.

And your 2nd point...... You are unlikely to lose money on any decent classic impreza unless you pay over the odds for it.

It seems you are just trolling as you are acting like a moron in evry thread you "contribute" to.
Boba Fret doesn't even have a car according to his profile so I'd wager he drove an Impreza on his xbox. I do like the knuckle dragging comment, all the Impreza owners I've met have been proper people with a strong passion for cars, far from the chav status alluded to by our star wars geek.

rb5230

11,657 posts

201 months

Saturday 7th May 2011
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Indeed

paulmoonraker

2,850 posts

192 months

Saturday 7th May 2011
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Boba Fret said:
as much as I dislike Scoobies following their recent slip into 'Chav status symbol', the P1 will ultimately become one of the classics of what really is a good (not 'great') car.

A boggo, chav'd up STi (Sexually Transmitted Infection?) or WRX, forget it.
rolleyes I live in Essex, the Chav heartland of England. I can assure you, Chavs do not aspire for Imprezas. Its all about a white Range or a knackered BMW (if you are a bit poor). Go and watch the only way is Essex (dire) and tell me how may Scoobys you see...

Dont confuse a Chav with somebody that has purchased a 500 quid classic to park on a council estate.

Idiot.

-P

Edited by paulmoonraker on Saturday 7th May 10:52

k-ink

9,070 posts

208 months

Saturday 7th May 2011
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shouldbworking said:
I think describing something like an impreza wrx or sti as 'boggo' is probably worth of a statement like that smile

Boggo is a fiat punto with manual window winders and a cassette player as luxuries.
It depends which aspect of the subaru you are describing. The interior on mine was definately 'boggo'. As in st.

stevieb

5,253 posts

296 months

Saturday 7th May 2011
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k-ink said:
shouldbworking said:
I think describing something like an impreza wrx or sti as 'boggo' is probably worth of a statement like that smile

Boggo is a fiat punto with manual window winders and a cassette player as luxuries.
It depends which aspect of the subaru you are describing. The interior on mine was definately 'boggo'. As in st.
Interors of newer subarus are better then most euro boxes.