New WRX now at Motorpoint for £16k
15 December 2007, 08:05 PM
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New WRX now at Motorpoint for £16k
Presume these are from Cyprus, no details of spec
Motorpoint - View Stock
That's the right price IMHO.
Motorpoint - View Stock
That's the right price IMHO.
16 December 2007, 12:58 PM
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I wanna see what the import STi's are gonna come in at lol. Looking good for low prices again, but guessing the MP ones are currently lowest spec.
Might have a giggle and try one soon, already in a hawkeye, so will be interesting to drive the hatch.
Might have a giggle and try one soon, already in a hawkeye, so will be interesting to drive the hatch.
16 December 2007, 07:05 PM
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When I asked a local dealer why I should buy from him and not an import, he told me the imports have one less coat of paint!
True?
False?
SN members should be able to tell me!
True?
False?
SN members should be able to tell me!
16 December 2007, 07:12 PM
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Hawk STi's are going for £18k now 
CLICKY with 6.5k on the clock.
CLICKY with 6.5k on the clock....Wonder how quick the new WRX's will sell... lets not hold our breath.
Anyone worked out how to make them look nice yet??
16 December 2007, 07:12 PM
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imports have one less coat of paint!
All Scoobs have a base layer (primer), paint layer (pigment), and clearcoat top layer (sealer).
What he may have meant is that some markets (hot) don't require undersealing which can be easily done DIY, or professionally for IRO £100.
16 December 2007, 10:33 PM
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Would Waxoyl be better than underseal?
16 December 2007, 10:50 PM
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Waxoyl is for internal application, inside door voids, pillars etc. Underseal is usually more like a mastic substance which can withstand wind/dirt/water abrasion and chemical attack from salts/acids/oils etc.
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