Another advice question

[r1ynb]

Well I've spent many hours tonight again searching for a car

I have found another 2005 sti turns out it's a euro import? Will this affect the insurance or have any differences to a uk sti

Also it dosent look like it has the dccd switches?dies this age t the value on the car?

I belive euro cars this was £1000 extra to have thanks again ryan

[scouk]

Insurance companies label EU imports as parallell imports... And are classed as import so generally their insurance costs more.. Once again completely dumb because EU cars are made to the same standard and spec as UK ones..

DCCD? Not 100% sure on that one being an option.. But it was fitted standard on the later blobeye STi's Maybe this one is just before the 2nd gen blobeye...

[r1ynb]

From what I researched on the net eu cars didn't cone with dccd , but the can I'm looking at has the wider track wheel base also rear bumper extension over the arches, also newer stylewheels

[r1ynb]

The car in question

http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/3306721.htm

Looks the part I'm just wondering ifits worth the hassel,being a eu car, an no dccd,possibly not undersealed

I'm just looking at resale in the future

It also needs timing belt and rear pads,

[scouk]

From what I researched on the net eu cars didn't cone with dccd

Woohoo! I've learnt something today! Didn't know that..

[scoobywho]

it could be a motorpoint car from jersey or republic of ireland, if he has had it since new and kept up a dealer history it might be ok.

[r1ynb]

It's from Malta, 1st registered keeper the Subaru dealer, this guys owned it the last 4years, think I'd prefer a type uk

Is there any site sponcers for insurance I'm 28 6years no claims locked garage gd postcode