Used 1995 Subaru Impreza · Subaru Impreza 1995 Subaru Impreza Version 2 ABSOLUTELY MINT · 2LL · Petrol · 1 km · €25,900 · Cork | Cars for Sale Ireland

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Subaru Impreza 1995 Subaru Impreza Version 2 ABSOLUTELY MINT

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Vehicle Summary
MakeSubaru
ModelImpreza
TrimSubaru Impreza 1995 Subaru Impreza Version 2 ABSOLUTELY MINT
Year1995
Fuel TypePetrol
GearboxManual
Body TypeSaloon
Engine2L litres
Seats4 seats
Doors4 doors
ColourWhite
Vehicle History
Mileage1 km
Location
Newmarket, Cork

Is this car right for me?

Could suit you if…

  • Your usual group fits within 4 seats, including the driver. Check passenger space and any child-seat fit in person.
  • Many journeys are local or relatively short: petrol can fit that use without choosing diesel just for occasional long trips.

Think twice if…

  • You need to carry more than 4 people together: the advert records 4 seats, including the driver.
  • You need predictable ownership costs: at around 31 years old and 1 km, check maintenance records and upcoming work. Mileage alone does not tell you the car's condition.

This is general guidance about this type of car and your needs — not an inspection or approval of this individual car.

Best suited to
Cost & ownership at a glance
Maintenance cost
Average
Fuel economy
Average
Insurance group
Medium
Reliability
Strong
Spare parts
Average
Resale value
Drops fast
Best for
Mixed driving
Family-friendly
Medium
Good to know

The 1995 Impreza uses Subaru's older EJ petrol boxer engines and manual gearboxes; many UK/IE examples have full-time AWD which is handy in wet weather but adds drivetrain components to inspect. Timing belt age/service, clutch condition and typical Subaru oil or cam‑seal leaks are what buyers usually need to watch on these cars; body rust around sills, wheelarches and the rear subframe is the biggest long‑term issue. Parts and independent mechanics are available but some trim pieces can be harder to find on a 30+ year car.

Common things to check
  • Rust: check sills, wheelarches, lower doors, rear subframe and underbody for corrosion or patch repairs
  • Timing belt and water‑pump history (replace if unknown or overdue) and signs of oil leaks from cam seals/head gasket
  • Clutch bite point, slip under load and gearbox engagement for worn synchros or a tired clutch
  • AWD/drivetrain: check propshaft/CV joints, centre/differential noise and even drive on a test run
  • Suspension and shock absorbers for wear, and check for uneven tyre wear or rear spring sag

Spanner’s our AI mechanic — always have a proper look at the car in person before buying.

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Features & Extras
Alloy wheelsBrembo calipersCuisine de France livery (Donegal Rally 2003)Defi boost gaugeDefi oil temperature gaugeFront and rear brake discsFull stainless steel exhaust systemHeavily modified engineHKS Circuit AttackIntercooler water sprayPivot speed meterPivot turbo timerPrivate registration (E12 SRT)Prova mirrorsRoof ventUpgraded anti-roll barsUpgraded drop linksUpgraded tie rod endsUpgraded trailing armsVFC twin digital meterWRC body kitWRC bonnet ventWRC finderWRC front splitterWRC Group A carbon fiber mirrorsYokohama tyresZero Sports racing pod

Following on from the hugely successful MK1 Impreza, the MK2 (GDB) was initially criticised for its headlights. Now, affectionately known as the “Bugeye”, this WRC championship-winning lineage is a far more sophisticated driving car than the vehicle it replaced. Twenty years on, it remains one of Subaru’s most successful rally cars and one of the rarest, having been quickly updated with new headlights. Unlike its predecessor, a two-door version never appeared, and this is arguably one of the best and rarest models available. The livery was inspired by one of the greatest Irish rally driver/navigator combinations of all time and is as close to a road replica as possible. The car includes numerous WRC-inspired parts and performance modifications. The engine is heavily modified; full specifications are available on request. All tie rod ends, anti-roll bars, trailing arms, drop links etc. have been upgraded. The car is just after a major service and is absolutely spotless and rust free. It can be sold with or without the livery (stickers). A sought-after private registration (E12 SRT) is included with the car. This is a special opportunity for a Subaru enthusiast or collector and, as a special edition, it is likely to appreciate for years to come.