l fonud a 2002 Subaru Impreza WXR, After Market Exhaust/ Headlights/ Wheels/ Shifter/ Alarm Systems/ Gauges/ Blow-off Valve/ Momo Steering wheel/ & 6 disc CD Changer. 123k miles for $8,995is that a good prise or not and is that a lot of miles for the car?

No, not with that many miles.

It is a relaible car, but you should look for something with less miles.

All Rx is come with Momo steering wheel, 6 disc changer and a very simple alarm system. And 123K miles of the motor running really rich between every shift due to a blow off valve is not good for the engine. l would keep looking. Something will come around.

l would not purchase a WRX that has a blow off valve. it proves the previous owner is an idiot & almost certainly drove the car like an idiot.

the price is low most likely because something is wrong with the car (and $9k is how much he owes on it) & the owner is hoping some sucker will take the car off his hands ASAP

keep looking & try hard to find a car that is stock with no evidence of mods. it took me a year to find my wrx & i'm glad l searched so hard

The price is about average for the car, however, be carefull about the aftermarket things. If the driver was really into performance and intense driving, the car might have been driven hard, and will not be as dependable for you. Get a compression test done on it, that is a start to see if it has been abused for its mileage.

The simplest way to calculate use is to take the total miles on the car, & divide it by 10 or 12,000, if it is a single digit.. the mileage is considered normal.. if it is above; excessive..for an 02.. the average would be would be around 60K.. maybe 70K. High mileage Scoobs r not necessarily a problem, but taking into account all the aftermarket equipment on it.. for performance & security.. if the driver is young, chances are, the car has been beaten, or used hard as a DD.. ask for receipts showing maintenance.. l would save my money & look for something newer, with less miles.