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01 August 2005, 05:09 PM
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.... and my insurance with A-Plan for a T20 is £750 pa ... although they don't list the T20 as a separate model .. its a MY05 JDM Sti with mods ... sports exhaust, sport suspension, lip spoiler and increased BHP <10%.
Corradoboy said ... On the insurance side, my mate has a T20 and pays IRO £850 with A-Plan
01 August 2005, 07:43 PM
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Yep,
I won't be buying another Subaru Impreza new.
I'm sure my servicing costs are way lower than that of Free PPP by the way. Mine will be ready for 30 K in about 4000 miles and I am sure I'm only up to about 380 on servising so far, so the 800 quid service deal seems a bit ott to me
I won't be buying another Subaru Impreza new.
I'm sure my servicing costs are way lower than that of Free PPP by the way. Mine will be ready for 30 K in about 4000 miles and I am sure I'm only up to about 380 on servising so far, so the 800 quid service deal seems a bit ott to me
03 August 2005, 08:00 PM
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Originally Posted by Steve777
I'm sure my servicing costs are way lower than that of Free PPP by the way. Mine will be ready for 30 K in about 4000 miles and I am sure I'm only up to about 380 on servising so far, so the 800 quid service deal seems a bit ott to me
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