MY03 WRX PPP 53 reg For Sale
29 February 2004, 12:46 PM
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MY03 WRX PPP 53 reg REDUCED TO SELL
MY03 WRX PPP, 53 reg, 13,500 miles, Silver 4 door Saloon - UK Car.
This car is as new - only five months old, most of the miles are motorway hence the wear an tear factor is negligeable. The car has many extras including:
-PPP
-3 year unlimited mileage Warranty
-STi 8 Wheels and tyres re coated gunmetal
-Upgraded speakers, (£550 spent)
-Upgraded security-full details to serious potential buyer
-WRX mats
-Subaru mud flaps
£15995.00
No tyre kickers or replies unless interested please
Location - North Yorkshire
Tel (07779) 333444
http://img19.photobucket.com/albums/...1/DSCF0020.jpg
This car is as new - only five months old, most of the miles are motorway hence the wear an tear factor is negligeable. The car has many extras including:
-PPP
-3 year unlimited mileage Warranty
-STi 8 Wheels and tyres re coated gunmetal
-Upgraded speakers, (£550 spent)
-Upgraded security-full details to serious potential buyer
-WRX mats
-Subaru mud flaps
£15995.00
No tyre kickers or replies unless interested please
Location - North Yorkshire
Tel (07779) 333444
http://img19.photobucket.com/albums/...1/DSCF0020.jpg
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05 March 2004, 04:51 PM
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Originally Posted by barneyrubble
Liverpool Victoria don't charge any extra for PPP
right ill call em and get a quote? lol they reckon you have to be 30 to get insured on a WRX standard.have u any MPG figures for wrx with PPP? need to be near standard although i do most of my driving on motorway?
can it be removed by dealer? or is it a one way thing?
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05 March 2004, 05:01 PM
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If someone wanted to go back to standard, I daresay I would be interested in taking the PPP ECU and intercooler pipework in exchange for a cash consideration along with standard parts from my MY03...
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05 March 2004, 06:15 PM
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I got 30.4mpg out of my last tankfull calculated exactly i.e dividing the miles since the last fill up into the gallons which were calculated at 1 gallon = 4.54 litres - in other words exact. I've got over 330 miles on the trip now with the current tank full and the fuel light has just come on so I guess about the same this time also. It's just started getting more economical so it must be just about run in now.
Most of these miles are motorway, going at between 75mph and 80mph. Apparently if you drive carefully the PPP improves fuel efficiency - if you boot it then it goes faster than std WRX so uses a bit more but it's relative!
Let me know quickly if you're interested as I've got a few people on it right now - possibly coming round over the weekend.
Most of these miles are motorway, going at between 75mph and 80mph. Apparently if you drive carefully the PPP improves fuel efficiency - if you boot it then it goes faster than std WRX so uses a bit more but it's relative!
Let me know quickly if you're interested as I've got a few people on it right now - possibly coming round over the weekend.
06 March 2004, 10:32 AM
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I will second barneyrubbles MPG figures. Mines a non-ppp wrx and on the motorway i get around 250-300 on a tank depending on driving style. But the ppp is better for fuel efficiency.
Bttt anyway
and good luck with the sale
Bttt anyway
and good luck with the sale
10 March 2004, 08:37 AM
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£15,995.00 - no offers - no timewasters please
This car is seriously good value with all the extras. It cost 23k five months ago!
barney
07775 998469
This car is seriously good value with all the extras. It cost 23k five months ago!
barney
07775 998469
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12 March 2004, 06:50 PM
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YHM = You Have Mail. I sent you a private message the other day. Please respond - if you can't get it send me an e-mail on mike@davismt.fsnet.co.uk
15 March 2004, 08:46 PM
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Part exchanged today for nice Audi A4 Tdi!
Never mind, can always get another when I can afford it.
Never mind, can always get another when I can afford it.
If you don't mind me asking, did the car go to a dealer and would they take a part exchange? Hope its not gone to a main Scoob dealer as they will want to much for it
Cheers,
Ian.
16 March 2004, 07:33 PM
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Ian
The garage I sold it to were selling it to a scooby specialist, they weren't retailing it - said it was a specialist type car. They were keen to sell me the Audi so it was a means to an end for them - I don't know who the scoob speacialist was, I could find out but I guess they would have a reasonable mark up in it!
Good luck anyway mate.
Barney
The garage I sold it to were selling it to a scooby specialist, they weren't retailing it - said it was a specialist type car. They were keen to sell me the Audi so it was a means to an end for them - I don't know who the scoob speacialist was, I could find out but I guess they would have a reasonable mark up in it!
Good luck anyway mate.
Barney
16 March 2004, 08:34 PM
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Barney,
Many thanks for the reply. I will keep an eye out for it on the Auto Trader web site.
A mate at works has got a new shape A4 130 TDI Quattro - nice car. He generally gets 40-50MPG Got to be a bonus with the mileage you are doing.
Hope you get another Scoob soon
Cheers,
Ian.
Many thanks for the reply. I will keep an eye out for it on the Auto Trader web site.
A mate at works has got a new shape A4 130 TDI Quattro - nice car. He generally gets 40-50MPG
Got to be a bonus with the mileage you are doing.Hope you get another Scoob soon
Cheers,
Ian.
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Tracker?
Originally Posted by barneyrubble
MY03 WRX PPP, 53 reg, 13,500 miles, Silver 4 door Saloon - UK Car.
This car is as new - only five months old, most of the miles are motorway hence the wear an tear factor is negligeable. The car has many extras including:
-PPP
-3 year unlimited mileage Warranty
-STi 8 Wheels and tyres re coated gunmetal
-Upgraded speakers, (£550 spent)
-Upgraded security-full details to serious potential buyer
-WRX mats
-Subaru mud flaps
£15995.00
No tyre kickers or replies unless interested please
Location - North Yorkshire
Tel (07779) 333444
http://img19.photobucket.com/albums/...1/DSCF0020.jpg
This car is as new - only five months old, most of the miles are motorway hence the wear an tear factor is negligeable. The car has many extras including:
-PPP
-3 year unlimited mileage Warranty
-STi 8 Wheels and tyres re coated gunmetal
-Upgraded speakers, (£550 spent)
-Upgraded security-full details to serious potential buyer
-WRX mats
-Subaru mud flaps
£15995.00
No tyre kickers or replies unless interested please
Location - North Yorkshire
Tel (07779) 333444
http://img19.photobucket.com/albums/...1/DSCF0020.jpg
Have you a tracker fitted?
I used to have a WRX 03 PPP and sold it for a Passat 1.8t - Now thinking of going back unsurprisingly!
I know that Direct Line require a tracker though and have a tight budget so if you have one you may JUST be within my reach!
Let me know....cheers.
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