Subaru Impreza WRX STi (GD (Blobeye/Hawkeye))

The UK market for the Subaru Impreza WRX STi GD (Blobeye/Hawkeye generation) has moved to a median of £34,100, up 16.4% over the past twelve months—a meaningful gain that sits against only three recorded transactions in that window, limiting the statistical weight of the trend. The broader dataset of 11 total sales tracked suggests we are working with genuine scarcity rather than volume, which warrants caution in extrapolating momentum.

Transacted examples carry an average mileage of 27,536 miles, indicating these cars remain relatively low-mileage specimens and typically in good condition when they do change hands. This preservation is consistent with the classic-to-modern crossover demographic that tends to acquire and maintain these performance platforms carefully.

The WRX STi GD holds a collectibility score of 5 and sits classified as a stable modern classic, though current desirability registers as low and liquidity as thin. With zero active listings at the time of assessment, inventory pressure is absent, but the sparse transaction history suggests buyer interest remains selective rather than competitive.

The valuation signal is rated HOLD, and base-case projections indicate the median price holding flat at £34,100 through both the three-year and five-year horizons. While the 16.4% appreciation over the past year is tangible, the thin liquidity and small sample size mean this may reflect isolated high-condition examples rather than a broad shift in collector appetite.

For prospective sellers, the current market offers reasonable exits after the recent upward move, though buyers should expect to negotiate carefully given the scarcity of comparable sales data. The market remains one for enthusiasts rather than investors, with price stability the more prudent baseline expectation going forward.