Kevin Atkins

Interesting comments lots of valid points but one thing is for sure, you boys are wrong about can't keep the tail hanging out, ask Ben " Scoobymania " about letting it all hang out as he has been a passenger in my Evo VI in this situation many times now and can certainly comment.

Regards Kevin

P.S. Have yet to drive a Scoob so maybe we can trade drives at a pub meet sometime.

ptholt

Some interesting somments on values etc, but i honestly think the evo will hold its overall value better as they only make 500 each year, giving them a somewhat limited lifestyle.

As for comparing the evo and scoob versions like for like, i would say the evo 6 compares with sti 5 and p1, whereas the 22b has to be on a par with the zero fighter/extreme thing.

Jonathan

I'll leave Otway to sort out Mr (i need AYC after my Rally Course) Bolton

I would say though that Mr Bolton IMHO misses the Scooby. Any self respecting EVO owner would not turn upto Scooby/EVO meets wearing a Scooby Rally jacket. Your not going to be another EVO turncoat and return to the fold are you Andrew

Jonathan

MarkO

Nightmare: Okay, send me the cheque (mail me for the address) and I'll put together the plan for the skateboard. Admittedly it might look a bit like a souped up Ultima GTR with Belair wheels and gripper tape on the roof, but hey, I'll still call it a 'skateboard'.

PHolt: I beg to differ on the point about Evos holding their values. I've seen two examples already of low-mileage 6s being sold for a lot less than £25k.

Jonathan: I reckon the only reason Bolton still wears his Scoob jacket is that he can't afford a Ralliart one. There's two reasons for that: first, Ralliart's prices are even more ridiculous than Subaru's and second, he needs to save his money to modify his Evo, to bring it up to the level of a Scoob.

Hey, and let's not mention the rally course (let alone Bolton's relative position to his wife at the end of the day) - that wouldn't be fair.