Lol. The PO traded it in as it needed major servicing.

Plus, it was poorly flashed sometime in its life. PO couldn't hook up the Durametric to get the DME report and reported having the car just die on I5 cruising at 80 mph. Solid buy.

120k car dying on the I5. That sounds like a recipe for a heart attack for me.

I could've gotten it for low 70's.........


just sayin' :badpokerface:

Shoulda woulda coulda. ;)

another 50k to fix :lawl:

Are you sure you are not under-estimating the costs of a high-strung Porsche ownership? :badpokerface:

2015 Subaru STI -World Rally Blue - Sport Package 14,722 KM -

2015 STI for $38.5K. Hopefully real this time?

As much as I hate to say it, because I loved my STI and miss it everyday, I feel like a lot of '15+ STI's will be hitting the market at hits once cars like the RS start hitting the roads. I love Subaru and the STI, amazing machine, but you've got to get with the times and update. At the very least they should have brought over the JDM 2 ltr motor

The fact that the '16 WRX has the new motor, I wish the new 16' STI came with something new. I'm really liking the New WRX and all of its features really makes me want to jump on one..

With the new Impreza already announced (in concept car form), I don't see any reason why Subaru would update the engine in this generation of the STI. With the ever tightening emissions standards though, it would make no sense for them to keep the EJ25 in the next car.

It's hefty. $44k for a used access cab raptor is ridiculous. Just wait until the dollar recovers and get one in the states. I remember seeing modified 2010's for low 30's.

Clean Low KM G Sedan

PRICED TO SELL!!

I also wish the STI came with the new motor - but on the other hand, it's a proven motor with lots of aftermarket support. The new chassis and interior is much nicer than the old one, even though I wish we got the hatch.

I can't believe how slowly this car depreciates. STI Sport is $41K brand new. I think the low depreciation is reason to buy it alone over the WRX.

2008 BMW 323i 6 speed manual Low KM 6MT E90

AP2 for $32K seems a little saturated... but it's an AP2 !
2005 Honda S2000 GPW

E36 Sedan $2900
http://vancouver.craigslist.ca/nvn/cto/5645543270.html

That's pretty low km and price. Any issues with the E90 to watch out for?

High mileage E90 M3 for $25K?
Bmw m3

short on details though, unsure if its real.

gauges in mph. map on the navi screen looks like somewhere near the great lakes/ontario on the US side?

http://images.craigslist.org/00v0v_5...T_1200x900.jpg

anyone got a spare motor? not sure about the price because there is another one for sale that is a runner for $1k but the ad for it is so sketchy...

1987 Toyota MR2 TTOP - needs engine - $1800 (Hastings & Boundary) https://vancouver.craigslist.ca/bnc/cto/5645846254.html

http://images.craigslist.org/00P0P_c...th_600x450.jpg

Hey guys, brand new member (although longer time guest) here.
Looking for a first car right now and was hoping you guys would be able to help me out.
I have been looking at a couple different types of cars (subarus/preludes/integras/golfs) during my hunt but I have not had much luck.

I live in the Lower Mainland area in BC and my budget is about 4.5k. Any help is appreciated!

edit: for example here are two links to cars that I'm intersted in right now, they are both Subaru Impreza 2.5RS's
https://vancouver.craigslist.ca/van/cto/5622522012.html
http://vancouver.craigslist.ca/bnc/cto/5626599559.html

first one is a TS not an RS...

Oops, it appears I attached the wrong link..
I edited my original comment and this one https://vancouver.craigslist.ca/van/cto/5622522012.html is in place of the wagon now.

scheduled maintenance is a huge factor, because on subarus the major stuff can cost in the thousands, and suddenly your cheap buy isn't so cheap anymore.

the one you posted above dosen't talk much about this, but the other one you posted 1998 Subaru Impreza 2.5RS - RARE lists all the major mechanical stuff that should be done. the wheel bearings are something that should be also checked (edit: it says the rears are done, but still consider the front ones suspect). i remember my mom's old legacy having the same fuel sensor problem but it didn't throw a code. if you choose to go with this one you need to get a mechanic to look at it as part of your pre-inspection and get a quote. budget to get the rust dealt with as well. if you don't care about a respray to match, at least do something to make it stop like POR-15 because unchecked it spreads like cancer.