What’s my Subaru Impreza WRX STI A-Line worth?

Used Subaru Impreza WRX STI A-Line at UK specialist dealers are asking from £10,995 to £13,495, with a median of £11,995 today (14 for sale).

These are asking prices, not what cars sell for or what a dealer would pay you. Buyers usually negotiate, and a dealer buying your car offers less than it would ask, to cover preparation, a warranty and its margin.

As of 13 November 2026, from every Subaru Impreza WRX STI A-Line for sale at the UK’s specialist dealers, which Vertar reads each day. Find your year below, then your mileage.

Asking prices by year

YearFor saleLowestMedianHighest
20131£11k£11k£11k
20124£11k£13k£13k
20113£12k£12k£13k
20103£11k£12k£13k
20092£11k£11k£12k

Asking prices by mileage

All years together, so a band’s figure also reflects the ages of the cars in it.

MileageFor saleLowestMedianHighest
30,000 to 60,0001£13k£13k£13k
60,000 and over12£11k£12k£13k

How quickly they sell

0% of Subaru Impreza WRX STI A-Lines for sale at UK specialists have had a price cut, of 15.

A car priced near the median for its year and mileage sells sooner; one priced well above usually waits, then has its price cut.

Selling yours?

Every way to sell a performance car in the UK, what each costs you and how long it takes: how to sell a performance car. Buying instead? Where to buy a used Subaru Impreza WRX STI A-Line or see every one for sale.

Questions

How much is my Subaru Impreza WRX STI A-Line worth?

Used Subaru Impreza WRX STI A-Line at UK specialist dealers are asking from £10,995 to £13,495, with a median of £11,995 today (14 for sale). These are asking prices, not what cars sell for or what a dealer would pay you. Buyers usually negotiate, and a dealer buying your car offers less than it would ask, to cover preparation, a warranty and its margin.

How quickly do Subaru Impreza WRX STI A-Line sell?

0% of Subaru Impreza WRX STI A-Lines for sale at UK specialists have had a price cut, of 15.

Where can I sell my Subaru Impreza WRX STI A-Line?

To a specialist dealer (quickest, at a trade price), as a part-exchange, on sale or return through a specialist, through an online car-buying service, at auction, or privately through a classified advert. Our guide to selling compares them.