Subaru Impreza Turbo Terzo REDUCED PRICE SALE!
19 June 2003, 09:25 AM
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We have to sell our Terzo due to moving abroad - very soon these are rare cars and a lot of fun to drive.
Never a dull moment driving her!
Pictures taken today are on Page 2 21/06/03
Reduced to £8,995
Her Spec
English car - not import easier for spares and repairs.
One owner from new
Limited edition number 72 of 333
11 Months MOT
Standard car throughout
Never raced or ralleyed
Alcantara and cloth Black/Grey trim
4 spoke Momo steering wheel
60,000 mile now
No accidents
FSH by Subaru - Sevenoaks
5 stack CD player - face off
Gold Alloys - with new Toyo tyres all round
Terzo embossed carpet mats
White instrument dials
Forester style facia
Terzo Mica Blue - code 74F
Air Conditioning
0 - 62 in 6.4 seconds - standard
Possible upgrades alomost endless - we like her pure though!
We have been in touch with the Terzo club and the price should be between £10,000 and £10,500
We are moving country and need to say goodbye soon therefore we will sell at
£8995
Photos will follow when I have worked out how to use the camera!!
In the meantime please contact me by email and I will try to get pictures to you.
Thanks to everyone for there advise and Mark - you are probably right!!
To find out about this car please see www.terzo.co.uk
[Edited by vips - 6/19/2003 9:41:35 AM]
[Edited by vips - 21/06/2003 23:02:40]
Never a dull moment driving her!
Pictures taken today are on Page 2 21/06/03
Reduced to £8,995
Her Spec
English car - not import easier for spares and repairs.
One owner from new
Limited edition number 72 of 333
11 Months MOT
Standard car throughout
Never raced or ralleyed
Alcantara and cloth Black/Grey trim
4 spoke Momo steering wheel
60,000 mile now
No accidents
FSH by Subaru - Sevenoaks
5 stack CD player - face off
Gold Alloys - with new Toyo tyres all round
Terzo embossed carpet mats
White instrument dials
Forester style facia
Terzo Mica Blue - code 74F
Air Conditioning
0 - 62 in 6.4 seconds - standard
Possible upgrades alomost endless - we like her pure though!
We have been in touch with the Terzo club and the price should be between £10,000 and £10,500
We are moving country and need to say goodbye soon therefore we will sell at
£8995
Photos will follow when I have worked out how to use the camera!!
In the meantime please contact me by email and I will try to get pictures to you.
Thanks to everyone for there advise and Mark - you are probably right!!
To find out about this car please see www.terzo.co.uk
[Edited by vips - 6/19/2003 9:41:35 AM]
[Edited by vips - 21/06/2003 23:02:40]
19 June 2003, 12:22 PM
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Hi Dan
We have taken info from Subaru on a lot of information and all we keep hearing is how wrong it all is - do you have any idea of what the real figure is likely to be - we have never timed her - when we open her up we tend to be too busy with steering - also too much fun to bother looking at a stop watch!!!
We have taken info from Subaru on a lot of information and all we keep hearing is how wrong it all is - do you have any idea of what the real figure is likely to be - we have never timed her - when we open her up we tend to be too busy with steering - also too much fun to bother looking at a stop watch!!!
19 June 2003, 01:03 PM
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Topgear and Auto Car apprantly got 5's in the wet when they tested a MY97, Evo got run a 5.4 with slight wheel spin using a MY98 Facelift. So I've gone for Subaru figures, 5.8 was the figure in the original brochure.
Cheers
Dan
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19 June 2003, 01:09 PM
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Boost 11 we are based in Reigate in Surrey - if interested drop me an email.
Danny - thanks for the figures - it has really surprised me how much I don't know about my car!
Danny - thanks for the figures - it has really surprised me how much I don't know about my car!
19 June 2003, 11:19 PM
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Have you got any pics, if so, send em over and I'll host them for you.
Selling wise, maybe get it serviced if its due soon, and maybe get it HPI'd, always installs confidence in buyers.
Also give it a full top to bottom wash and polish.
Erm put it on Auto Trader, may Top Marque.
Good luck and BTTT
Dan
Selling wise, maybe get it serviced if its due soon, and maybe get it HPI'd, always installs confidence in buyers.
Also give it a full top to bottom wash and polish.
Erm put it on Auto Trader, may Top Marque.
Good luck and BTTT
Dan
20 June 2003, 07:48 AM
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Dan
Thanks - do you know how we get an HPI - we have have owned the cra and have the docs proving the purchase and ownership - is this not enough?
We will try Autotrader - can anyone tell me if the price is set about right for a quick sale for a limited edition car?
Thanks - do you know how we get an HPI - we have have owned the cra and have the docs proving the purchase and ownership - is this not enough?
We will try Autotrader - can anyone tell me if the price is set about right for a quick sale for a limited edition car?
20 June 2003, 08:42 AM
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The HPI Check offers used car buyers protection against the risk of buying a car with a fraudulent history. It will advise whether a car you are thinking of buying is currently recorded as stolen, has been 'written-off' by an insurance company or is subject to an outstanding finance agreement. In addition, the HPI Check includes a Mileage Check, MOT Certificate Check and a Parker's Valuation
The Truth Behind Used Cars
"It's an essential part of the used car buying process"
The HPI Check has been used by the reputable motor trade for more than 60 years and was launched in 1993 to protect buyers in the private used car market. HPI works closely with the Police, the Association for British Insurers, the DVLA, finance and auction houses as well as customs and excise, local government and the motor trade. In addition, it has close ties with the Citizen's Advice Bureaux and Trading Standards Offices to ensure that consumers are given a fair deal in the private used car market.
The Truth Behind Used Cars
"It's an essential part of the used car buying process"
The HPI Check has been used by the reputable motor trade for more than 60 years and was launched in 1993 to protect buyers in the private used car market. HPI works closely with the Police, the Association for British Insurers, the DVLA, finance and auction houses as well as customs and excise, local government and the motor trade. In addition, it has close ties with the Citizen's Advice Bureaux and Trading Standards Offices to ensure that consumers are given a fair deal in the private used car market.
21 June 2003, 07:26 AM
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Wish I had waited as I only live 25 min from reigate and have just bought a terzo 2 days ago all the way over in Warwickshire for £10995.
all the best with the sale for that price it should get snapped up.
Andy.
all the best with the sale for that price it should get snapped up.
Andy.
21 June 2003, 09:06 AM
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Is it really worth HPi-ing it if you are the seller? As a buyer I'd always want to do it myself rather than accept someone elses.
Agree on the service thing, if its just been serviced and has a recent MOT its going to be more saleable.
Agree on the service thing, if its just been serviced and has a recent MOT its going to be more saleable.
21 June 2003, 10:53 AM
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I think its worth the seller HPI'ing as it proves there's nothing to hide about the car history.
Selling wise, give it a good clean, if you get people call up to view make sure you ask them if they've had an insurance quote for the car first as some people don't know how much it costs to insure a Scooby.
Ask them if they wish to buy it ask how they are going to pay for it, maybe ask for proof of funds this should put off "tyre kickers" and "test pilots".
For viewings arrange to meet at a busy place, don't meet at your home address as its a bit of an advert to car thieves otherwise.
Obvious stuff, like don't let them drive it alone, and maybe take a mate along as a bit of protection.
Think thats it
Good luck mate
Dan
Selling wise, give it a good clean, if you get people call up to view make sure you ask them if they've had an insurance quote for the car first as some people don't know how much it costs to insure a Scooby.
Ask them if they wish to buy it ask how they are going to pay for it, maybe ask for proof of funds this should put off "tyre kickers" and "test pilots".
For viewings arrange to meet at a busy place, don't meet at your home address as its a bit of an advert to car thieves otherwise.
Obvious stuff, like don't let them drive it alone, and maybe take a mate along as a bit of protection.
Think thats it
Good luck mate
Dan
21 June 2003, 12:33 PM
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Thanks Dan - would not have thought of some of that - cheers - did wonder how I stopped idiots from testing her - I can imagine a lot of people would like to at least drive her, although I understand it - I dont want them having their track day in my car...without full comp insurance
