What is the rarest SVX?

[Tim]

I think the 92 silvers were also the rare ones as they only made that color in one year.

[huck369]

Originally Posted by Earthworm

Anyone know how many 93's were made worldwide??

"Total 1993 production was 3,859. The 25th Anniversay model was supposedly 600 cars, although I have also heard 301. "


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http://www.cars101.com/subaru_svx.html

Originally Posted by POWER on demand

301 were sold i know that

As far as the 97's i think they are all left over 96's that got a grill change.

If they were left over 96's then they would have 96 VIN's.



Dave

Originally Posted by huck369

"Total 1993 production was 3,859. The 25th Anniversay model was supposedly 600 cars, although I have also heard 301. "


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http://www.cars101.com/subaru_svx.html

Those were total SVX sales for 93 for the US, not total 93 MY SVX's made worldwide.



Dave

[svxxx26]

"There is also a very nice dark Graphite grey, not too many around. Phil in the UK bought a late-model JDM car this year with a rare blue colour. It would be good to know how many of these were produced. Peacock Blue is the factory name for it."

Svxistensialist: I have a Dark Teal SVX which I have always read was also known as Peacock Blue in other markets. This Peacock Blue, if it is in fact also the Dark Teal in the US market, is definitely NOT rare, in fact I'd say it's one of the most common.

[oab_au]

Originally Posted by SilverSpear

can we count the rarest subaru as having no O2 sensors from factory? mine is and according to Harvey I have the fastest factory built SVX.

Yes I would have to agree with Danny. His model is a no emmisions model, only has a carbon canister and PCV. No cats, no closed loop, no EGR. I don't think there wouldn't be many markets that would have taken this model, except the oil rich ones, that couldn't care less about poultion or mpg. just wanted raw power.

Harvey.

[BordeauxComet]

Was "greenish air" (that sea green color) a factory color anywhere? I've only seen it in that JDM(?) ad. If it was, that's gotta be the rarest, as far as colors go.

[Electrophil]

Originally Posted by huck369

"Total 1993 production was 3,859. The 25th Anniversay model was supposedly 600 cars, although I have also heard 301. "


Quoted from this site....
http://www.cars101.com/subaru_svx.html

Earl was saying a few months back that the 301 figure was verified through Subaru, so I think that one is settled.

Is it possible to get a rhd - right hand drive Jdm svx in the usa let alone a yellow spec? if so that is the one i would want i think

Thanks
Phill

[NikFu S.]

Rarest and most valuable SVX is the prototype.
It has the most striking body design.
I hear it had no emissions equipment.
There is only one.

My bet is the mileage is quite low.

[NikFu S.]

Originally Posted by PhillsSvx

Is it possible to get a rhd - right hand drive Jdm svx in the usa let alone a yellow spec? if so that is the one i would want i think
Thanks
Phill

You ever heard the expression, you are what you eat?

So there is proably no way i would ever ger a RHD svx

[NikFu S.]

Originally Posted by PhillsSvx

So there is proably no way i would ever ger a RHD svx

You can import any car you want into the US. I saw someone around here with an old rhd Jeep or some African Safari vehicle.

On stipulation: you must register it and have it converted to run on American fuel and meet emmissions regulations unless it will be registered strictly as an off-road vehicle.

Another way to do it is to buy up plenty of jdm rh parts, and do a swap.

It's not something that can be done within reason, but it is not pure fantasy.

OK i c now but why couldnt it run on us fule?

[NikFu S.]

Originally Posted by PhillsSvx

OK i c now but why couldnt it run on us fule?

Depends on the country of origin.

Some countries fuel quality and um, "ingredients" are not the same as ours.