Because you can get much more sensible and later model cars for that money.
suplyuparts,
Mar 17, 5:13am
Cant wound back the speedos,it would of been replaced,im guessing its done in the 170kms+ mark.Something odd about it.been re-regd.I dont think its done 96,000kms.
sw20,
Mar 17, 6:15am
It would have been re rego'd before Carjam came along and sprung these clowns that do this. Back before Carjam, ifyou re registered a vehicle, then sold it, the new owner would receive paperwork stating the seller was the only other owner. Carjam cuts through all this.
There was a yard in Christchurch that had an E34 BMW M5 when Carjam first popped up, it had been re registered and a new plate applied in the early 2000s along with wiping off about 100,000kms. Probably sold on for moonbeams.
mugenb20b,
Mar 17, 1:43pm
What I'm suggesting is, never buy old turbo charged Subarus as they are likely to give problems. Save your money and buy something that won't cost a fortune to keep on the road.
sparkles_bc,
Mar 17, 2:18pm
Almost looks like for the first couple of years the odo was entered with a extra '0'; ie 130,000 instead of 13,000, followed by 19,000 which seems more logical IMHO, still very unusual to import a 10yr old car only done 10,000kms.
star_equines,
Mar 17, 5:43pm
$8900 for a 1999, it has less stuff then my subaru which is a 2001 bugeye only done 84,000km and I only payed $7800. You will have to add another $12-1500 for cambelt in another 4-5000km if it has only done 96,000km as it says.
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