WR1 depreciation
22 October 2004, 03:00 PM
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Originally Posted by coolangatta
Senior AP, If a car breaks down or stalls in front of you, are you the type of driver who beeps your horn, swears and wave your arms frantically? This, in your world, would obviously help the car start and send them happily on their way.
Gettit??
Gettit??
Well no actually, Mr. Assumption. It's happened before and I assist as best I can. Witnesses who use this site can verify if it winds you up that much.
Your point (if you have one) is unclear. Please be more specific, cos all I said was WR1's are ugly....how that has ANYTHING remotely to do with assisting people who've stalled/broke down is really quite beyond me.
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22 October 2004, 11:05 PM
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it wasnt about depreciationin general just noting the diffeence between the 2
oh and sorry chrissy the figures are the right way round see for yourself in auto express
oh and sorry chrissy the figures are the right way round see for yourself in auto express
22 October 2004, 11:54 PM
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Originally Posted by steppers
it wasnt about depreciationin general just noting the diffeence between the 2
oh and sorry chrissy the figures are the right way round see for yourself in auto express
oh and sorry chrissy the figures are the right way round see for yourself in auto express
22 October 2004, 11:58 PM
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It's only trade in value that they are quoting...... sell private and you will not lose as much
Just check out dealer sites for three year old sti's... NOT one for £12500 in sight.
Auto express etc have blisters on their hands.
Just check out dealer sites for three year old sti's... NOT one for £12500 in sight.
Auto express etc have blisters on their hands.
23 October 2004, 01:03 AM
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Originally Posted by Senior_AP
Well no actually, Mr. Assumption. It's happened before and I assist as best I can. Witnesses who use this site can verify if it winds you up that much.
Your point (if you have one) is unclear. Please be more specific, cos all I said was WR1's are ugly....how that has ANYTHING remotely to do with assisting people who've stalled/broke down is really quite beyond me.
Your point (if you have one) is unclear. Please be more specific, cos all I said was WR1's are ugly....how that has ANYTHING remotely to do with assisting people who've stalled/broke down is really quite beyond me.
To 'launch' that the WR1 is 'ugly', which is subjective in the extreme, into a thread is, IMO at least, about as helpful as those drivers are to us all.
Regards, Mr Assumption
23 October 2004, 01:12 AM
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if anyone has one of these so called ugly WR1's then i will swap you for my MY01 WRX -with cash differance to me lol so you can have my beautiful car lol
23 October 2004, 01:21 AM
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if anyone has one of these so called ugly WR1's then i will swap you for my MY01 WRX -with cash differance to me lol so you can have my beautiful car lol
I've got a 'pretty' STi that I would be prepared to swap for one of those 'ugly' WR1's, as a charitable gesture of course
23 October 2004, 08:59 AM
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I think the point that Auto Express 'may' be incorrect in their predictions is the pertinent one. After all, current used WR1's are selling at dealers for >£30k at the moment!
When's the depreciation going to kick in so I can get one?
As for them being ugly, everyone is of course entitled to their own opinion. But I think you'll be in the minority...
When's the depreciation going to kick in so I can get one?
As for them being ugly, everyone is of course entitled to their own opinion. But I think you'll be in the minority...
23 October 2004, 08:46 PM
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scoobs cost money i had my classic for 12 months and after selling it cost me £200 per month i then had a 03 sti ppp for 10 months and after selling it cost £350 per month,now gone back to a 6 year old e36 m3 evo and it costs half as much and is twice the car imo but pleased i didnt pay the 45 grand price it was new as that would have cost more than either of the two scoobs,dont know what sort of point im making there lol but thats just what happened to me and hope its helpfull to someone.
23 October 2004, 09:28 PM
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