Consumer Reports 2003 Car Guide lists STi price as $29K

Mar 10, 2003 | 10:16 AM

meLikey

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Consumer Reports 2003 Car Guide lists STi price as $29K

They do list the STi specs (even though they display the 03 model.) Their $29k figure is estimated, but it can't hurt to be optimistic. It is possible that this car may come in under 30k. CR sure seems to think it will.

Fingers crossed.

Mar 10, 2003 | 10:21 AM

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Re: Consumer Reports 2003 Car Guide lists STi price as $29K

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Originally posted by meLikey
They do list the STi specs (even though they display the 03 model.) Their $29k figure is estimated, but it can't hurt to be optimistic. It is possible that this car may come in under 30k. CR sure seems to think it will.

Fingers crossed.

Jump 4 joy!!!!!!!

Mar 10, 2003 | 11:06 AM

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Jaysus under 30K for a new Sti

Over here in Ireland i was looking at a second hand Sti (2 year old, 01 registration) for €32K and that is euro which would be a little more in dollars (about $33k)

Think i know where i'll be moving to next

Mar 10, 2003 | 02:24 PM

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Now wouldn't that be nice.............

However, that's the ONLY price estimate I've seen or heard that falls below $30K; most appear to be falling in the $32k to $34,000 range for MSRP.

Given that the EVo VIII is $29.5k (with the big wing) there's no way the STi is gonna fall below $30k..........they'd be giving them away at that price.

We can all dream, but let's be realistic............

If it does come in under $30k, I owe you a beer (or two).

Mar 10, 2003 | 10:06 PM

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im not surprise if it comes under 30k for the first year as subaru really wants to dominate the sport sedan market and push out mitsubishi once and for all.. it can only be our gain when they do it..