Difference between MY06 and MY07
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Difference between MY06 and MY07
As title really buying a 2007 WRX and was wondering what the differences are between that and a 2006 model. Its a parallel and has side air bags.
Any alarm advice would also be appreciated as I have to get a cat 1 for it.
Any alarm advice would also be appreciated as I have to get a cat 1 for it.
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There isnt any difference mate, and if your looking for a bargain, check out New Reg Cars - Buy a discounted new UK Car, nearly new car and used cars with Finance and Part Exchange Available £14,095 OTR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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There isnt any difference mate, and if your looking for a bargain, check out New Reg Cars - Buy a discounted new UK Car, nearly new car and used cars with Finance and Part Exchange Available £14,095 OTR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ps. just noticed that it's £14095 plus £150 for someone to drive it to you (and thrash it!) or £300 for a transporter. Still cheap though.
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Sounds too good to be true! Do you know if these are UK cars or imports? (if imports, would they be UK spec, and would my local dealer turn his nose up at warranty work for an import?)
ps. just noticed that it's £14095 plus £150 for someone to drive it to you (and thrash it!) or £300 for a transporter. Still cheap though.
ps. just noticed that it's £14095 plus £150 for someone to drive it to you (and thrash it!) or £300 for a transporter. Still cheap though.
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Sounds too good to be true! Do you know if these are UK cars or imports? (if imports, would they be UK spec, and would my local dealer turn his nose up at warranty work for an import?)
ps. just noticed that it's £14095 plus £150 for someone to drive it to you (and thrash it!) or £300 for a transporter. Still cheap though.
ps. just noticed that it's £14095 plus £150 for someone to drive it to you (and thrash it!) or £300 for a transporter. Still cheap though.
Cheers,
Ian
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Mine is a Euro import - registered with IM, told to follow the UK service intervals ie 1K, 10 K / 12 months , 20 K / 24 months etc
Not sure where the 3K service comes in !!
Richard
Not sure where the 3K service comes in !!
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Its something to do with service schedules in Malta, over there it needs to be serviced every 3k I spoke to Subaru and they told me to follow the service schedules with the * next to it in the service book so that the warranty remains valid in the UK. To be honest i think it depends on who you talk to, im happy with every 9k though. Oh ye, some are after 10k, every other i think
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