02 silver WRX
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Trypgod : $115 shipped for the scoop as is (new, never installed, unpainted).
Fast.Type-S : $21,005 right from Kelly Blue Book. I'm standing very firm on the price owing to the fact that this car is in better than great condition, plus my Subaru dealership gave me that number as their suggestion when I went in to liquidate my remaining extended service plan on Friday. If I can't get this amount I will simply take the loss on a trade in, since the next dealership I buy from would simply be able to refinance the difference as part of the new car sale. I'm coming to the realization that with the new STi officially announced I'm not going to get as much via private party sale... I'm still going to leave this thread open since it seems to have generated interest in the scoop at least, but I will probably be taking the trade in option.
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Fast.Type-S : $21,005 right from Kelly Blue Book. I'm standing very firm on the price owing to the fact that this car is in better than great condition, plus my Subaru dealership gave me that number as their suggestion when I went in to liquidate my remaining extended service plan on Friday. If I can't get this amount I will simply take the loss on a trade in, since the next dealership I buy from would simply be able to refinance the difference as part of the new car sale. I'm coming to the realization that with the new STi officially announced I'm not going to get as much via private party sale... I'm still going to leave this thread open since it seems to have generated interest in the scoop at least, but I will probably be taking the trade in option.
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115 is a great price btw guys. The lowest they go for for a genuine sti hood scoop is 135 before shipping unpainted.
Btw: 21k might seem steep for a rex at 21k miles but I've seen people pay as much 22k for one with 30k miles bone stock and as low as 19k for one with 14k miles. it all depends on area and the way i see it...its a great deal if its in excellent shape like Majin said it is...just if you're really interested in getting a rex, contact your local Subaru Fleet Manager on getting one. Depends on your location, Majin's rex might be a steal.
Btw: 21k might seem steep for a rex at 21k miles but I've seen people pay as much 22k for one with 30k miles bone stock and as low as 19k for one with 14k miles. it all depends on area and the way i see it...its a great deal if its in excellent shape like Majin said it is...just if you're really interested in getting a rex, contact your local Subaru Fleet Manager on getting one. Depends on your location, Majin's rex might be a steal.
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<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE</div><div class='quotemain'>MajinWRX:
I CAN afford it, but I choose to afford a house more. House at 24 years old or WRX... I think I'm making the right choice.
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE</div><div class='quotemain'>SuperGLS:
How come people buy cars they can't afford?</div></div>Nice car! ut I agree a house is more important I'm buying one this summer, people that live at home can never understand how much it sucks to rent
I CAN afford it, but I choose to afford a house more. House at 24 years old or WRX... I think I'm making the right choice.
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE</div><div class='quotemain'>SuperGLS:
How come people buy cars they can't afford?</div></div>Nice car! ut I agree a house is more important I'm buying one this summer, people that live at home can never understand how much it sucks to rent