*****ABSOLUTE STi BARGAIN!!*****
25 September 2002, 01:59 PM
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51 Reg (Oct 01), 12000 miles, FSH
Blue/Black metallic
Personal Import
Japan Spec - 285bhp (0-60 4.6sec), HID Lamps, tinted windows, MD/CD Player, rear wash/wipe, etc, etc.
Full UK specified (SVA certified)
CAT1 Alarm/Immobiliser
Waterproof dustcover.
Absolutely immaculate in and out.
Asking £19995
If you know anyone looking out for one of these please let me know.
On the road and ready to go.
[Edited by KWS - 10/8/2002 11:35:37 PM]
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27 September 2002, 02:42 PM
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hi,
as much as i can get really, if you can get
it sold let it go, as it will mean hassle for you
then trying to sell mine.why you still have it is
amazing its a nice motor.
rgds
mur.
as much as i can get really, if you can get
it sold let it go, as it will mean hassle for you
then trying to sell mine.why you still have it is
amazing its a nice motor.
rgds
mur.
28 September 2002, 02:17 AM
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Tell me about it! I LOVE this car - its fantastic.
Selling it is killing me but I'm backed into a corner and have little choice.
This is the genuine article. Cared for and unabused, a complete performance bargain! There's bound to be someone out there keen to deal. ???
Selling it is killing me but I'm backed into a corner and have little choice.
This is the genuine article. Cared for and unabused, a complete performance bargain! There's bound to be someone out there keen to deal. ???
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05 October 2002, 11:00 AM
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I'm astounded too! Unfortunately I missed the deadline for next weeks Top Marques. I'll have to wait for a fortnight before I can advertise in the next issue.
Typically, Dealers just take the p*ss unless you are wanting to trade in direct with them, which generally I'm not.
It will be a damn shame if I do decide to sell it to one of them as it will be both me and the prospective new owner that will lose out.
They'll stick a cheap limited warranty on it (which anyone could buy themselves for a couple of hundred quid) and stick it on their forecourt for about 5 or 6 grand more than they will give me for it. Big profit for them, big loss for owner and buyer.
I'm just being stubborn at the minute because I hate that form of daylight robbery!
Anyway, rant over.
Does anyone want to save themselves a packet and buy direct from the source?
One very careful owner. Car bought direct from Subaru, so guaranteed history.
Anyone?
Typically, Dealers just take the p*ss unless you are wanting to trade in direct with them, which generally I'm not.
It will be a damn shame if I do decide to sell it to one of them as it will be both me and the prospective new owner that will lose out.
They'll stick a cheap limited warranty on it (which anyone could buy themselves for a couple of hundred quid) and stick it on their forecourt for about 5 or 6 grand more than they will give me for it. Big profit for them, big loss for owner and buyer.
I'm just being stubborn at the minute because I hate that form of daylight robbery!
Anyway, rant over.
Does anyone want to save themselves a packet and buy direct from the source?
One very careful owner. Car bought direct from Subaru, so guaranteed history.
Anyone?
05 October 2002, 11:22 AM
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It has a 3 year, unlimited mileage warranty from Subaru (Cyprus) Ltd. They sold it to me knowing that the car was coming straight back here and swore to honour it regardless (unlikely to be through Subaru (UK) though!). If they fail to honour it they risk the wrath of Fuji Heavy Industries.
I've toyed with the idea of buying an 'extended' UK warranty as well, but that will be up to the new owner now.
I've toyed with the idea of buying an 'extended' UK warranty as well, but that will be up to the new owner now.
