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Rob
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6th Apr 04 at 10:32   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

Impreza 2000 turbo
impreza WRX
impreza STi?


obviously bodywork i.e spoiler at rear?


anything else?

rob
Pablo
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Wheels
Marcus_Foster
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2000 is uk
wrx is import
sti is the best of the best
Spence
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surely the P1 scooby is the best
Mad Moe
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You can get UK spec WRX and STI's though mate just not on the older shape
Mad Moe
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The P1 and 22B are regarded to be the best Impreza's are they not?

[Edited on 06-04-2004 by Mad Moe]
MatthewR
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Ask marc hes the scooby owner/daddy
Pablo
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quote:
Originally posted by Mad Moe
The P1 and 22B are regarded to be the best Impreza's are they not?



Love the P1
Colin
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STi V3/4 are 2 door coupe's - The one to have IMO

UK2000 - 208/215 BHP
WRX - 240/260BHP?
STi - 280BHP
Mad Moe
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quote:
Originally posted by P4UL
quote:
Originally posted by Mad Moe
The P1 and 22B are regarded to be the best Impreza's are they not?



Love the P1


My Cousin has just purchased one and it is fucking frightening it is I was like when he gave me a go
Rob
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think I might go for the 2000 turbo

dont want stupid insurance premiums

I thought the WRX sti ra type was the daddy?
Spence
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nowt beats a p1 scooby
Colin
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quote:
Originally posted by Rob
think I might go for the 2000 turbo

dont want stupid insurance premiums

I thought the WRX sti ra type was the daddy?


UK one will respond well to simple mods and should see 250BHP without too much effort.

WRX STi RA is the daddy but P1 looks nicer and has the chassis/suspension better equipped for UK roads
Rob
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arhh gonna say a guy I know thro work had a ra type he imported from IRELAND! of all places and he sold it again 4 weeks later AT A VERY TIDY PROFIT!
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The RA's are light weight imports, they are quick but as an all round best scooby the p1 is regarded as the best, the 22b is lovely but is well over priced as it is a LE.

Personally I would have the wrx (sti if you can afford it as it has the better trim, bodywork wheels etc), because the wrx is up on power that the UK one and can be had for alot less money than the uk's.

The insurance wouldn't be THAT much more.
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quote:
Originally posted by Predator SXi
nowt beats a p1 scooby


22B does IMO
Colin
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quote:
Originally posted by Tom
The RA's are light weight imports, they are quick but as an all round best scooby the p1 is regarded as the best, the 22b is lovely but is well over priced as it is a LE.

Personally I would have the wrx (sti if you can afford it as it has the better trim, bodywork wheels etc), because the wrx is up on power that the UK one and can be had for alot less money than the uk's.

The insurance wouldn't be THAT much more.


RA means race altered - which is exactly that

22b, I wouldnt bother. 2.2Turbo but theres better to be had IMO.

P1 is also limited edition and is still holding its value very well, these still cost about £18k upwards.

about £10k would get a nice newly imported STi coupe
Mad Moe
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I like the RB5's aswell nice colour and wheels

 
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