MY03 WRX STi Type UK
20 July 2008, 04:34 AM
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MY03 WRX STi Type UK
2003 WRX STi,
2 Owners from new,
31000 mls
Service history,
3" Miltek Exhaust with sports CAT,
Andy Forrest Remap,
330bhp 320lb/ft,
CAT 1 Alarm
£11,250 ono
Open to sensible offers
Selling my impreza to make way for a Nissan Pathfinder! Owned it for 2 years now. MOT'd till March 09. 3" Miltek system with sports CAT, sails through emissions. New rear tyres fitted Feb 08 and new front April 08. New Godspeed groved front discs and pads fitted April 08.
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I'll be sad to see her go.
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30 July 2008, 12:07 AM
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hi
would you take part x for a focus st3 10000 miles 300bhp red white stripes four leather recaro seats 6 cd changer red neons esp upgraded speakers cd player etc 6 speed manual excellent condition get back to me thanks james
30 July 2008, 08:08 AM
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Cheers anyway.
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30 July 2008, 11:22 AM
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Allan,
How about swopping it with my Porsche Cayenne + some cash my way, loads of space, ideal family car, sports car handling in a 4x4?
Immaculate condition FPSH & Porsche warranty, I unlike you, now I dont need the space & want another scoob.
Bump for a nice looking car
How about swopping it with my Porsche Cayenne + some cash my way, loads of space, ideal family car, sports car handling in a 4x4?
Immaculate condition FPSH & Porsche warranty, I unlike you, now I dont need the space & want another scoob.
Bump for a nice looking car
30 July 2008, 11:36 AM
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Allan,
How about swopping it with my Porsche Cayenne + some cash my way, loads of space, ideal family car, sports car handling in a 4x4?
Immaculate condition FPSH & Porsche warranty, I unlike you, now I dont need the space & want another scoob.
Bump for a nice looking car
How about swopping it with my Porsche Cayenne + some cash my way, loads of space, ideal family car, sports car handling in a 4x4?
Immaculate condition FPSH & Porsche warranty, I unlike you, now I dont need the space & want another scoob.
Bump for a nice looking car
30 July 2008, 12:53 PM
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I looked at the Pathfinder before I got this but didnt like the rear seat arrangement as the rear floor is flat, so you there's no leg support for rear seat passengers, or those behind if you go 7 seat.
Porsche is a different animal altogether space / comfort, but you can still chuck it around like a sports car and it can do off road. If you want to know more I can send you full spec & pics but if you want economy maybe, in honesty, not the one for you?
If I sell before you do I'll be in touch.
All the best
30 July 2008, 01:50 PM
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Yip I'm looking for a little bit more than that. The cars the 3.2 V6 and will do 25mpg on a steady run taking it easy, but with a mix of roads & town I average 21.5mpg... so a bit like the scoob really.
I looked at the Pathfinder before I got this but didnt like the rear seat arrangement as the rear floor is flat, so you there's no leg support for rear seat passengers, or those behind if you go 7 seat.
Porsche is a different animal altogether space / comfort, but you can still chuck it around like a sports car and it can do off road. If you want to know more I can send you full spec & pics but if you want economy maybe, in honesty, not the one for you?
If I sell before you do I'll be in touch.
All the best
I looked at the Pathfinder before I got this but didnt like the rear seat arrangement as the rear floor is flat, so you there's no leg support for rear seat passengers, or those behind if you go 7 seat.
Porsche is a different animal altogether space / comfort, but you can still chuck it around like a sports car and it can do off road. If you want to know more I can send you full spec & pics but if you want economy maybe, in honesty, not the one for you?
If I sell before you do I'll be in touch.
All the best
I am really looking for something a bit cheaper to run. A Porsche would be lovely though, as you say in a different league to the Pathfinder.
Hopefully hear from you later
Cheers
Allan
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