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06 February 2008, 10:24 AM
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its funny how you all reply to this post but when im asking a question and need help it all goes silent on here
this car handles better
looks better
brakes better
corners better
the inrterior is better
it drives better
plus they hold there value
plus the car market isnt over flowing with them thats why nobody wants to buy a scooby
all i can say is ive owned a scoob but i will not be doing it again
thankyou for all your replys
keep um commin
this car handles better
looks better
brakes better
corners better
the inrterior is better
it drives better
plus they hold there value
plus the car market isnt over flowing with them thats why nobody wants to buy a scooby
all i can say is ive owned a scoob but i will not be doing it again
thankyou for all your replys
keep um commin
06 February 2008, 10:41 AM
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loooooooooooooooooooooooooserrr!
why come on here and post that! Surely you have more in your life? At least you can feel like a big man, you have proved a point! Top man!
why come on here and post that! Surely you have more in your life? At least you can feel like a big man, you have proved a point! Top man!
06 February 2008, 11:07 AM
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2- each to their own
3- fantasy land
4- you must drive like Miss Daisy
5- I'll give you that
6- Umm...
7- So does a good scoob
8- Thats cause no-one wants one
And at the end of the day.....
IT'S A FORD!
Need i say more.
06 February 2008, 11:14 AM
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To be fair, your first post was all but useless and suggestive of inflamatory further postings.
Why not give a detailed opinion as to why you felt the need to change and an informed discussion on why you feel the RS is better for your needs.
That would have at least given you some reasonable responses. Can't be very surprised at the reaction to be fair.
Why not give a detailed opinion as to why you felt the need to change and an informed discussion on why you feel the RS is better for your needs.
That would have at least given you some reasonable responses. Can't be very surprised at the reaction to be fair.
06 February 2008, 11:27 AM
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I personally would like to have a go in an RS just to see what there like. I've heard so many different opinions about them.
Would be nice to see a head to head review with the same year STi
Would be nice to see a head to head review with the same year STi
06 February 2008, 11:32 AM
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To be fair, your first post was all but useless and suggestive of inflamatory further postings.
Why not give a detailed opinion as to why you felt the need to change and an informed discussion on why you feel the RS is better for your needs.
That would have at least given you some reasonable responses. Can't be very surprised at the reaction to be fair.
Why not give a detailed opinion as to why you felt the need to change and an informed discussion on why you feel the RS is better for your needs.
That would have at least given you some reasonable responses. Can't be very surprised at the reaction to be fair.
i have owned a few rs's in the past and i love them i got my scoob as i have kids and i thought it would be easyier to get them in and out but in the end it was the lack of boot space ie getting stuff in and out plus the seats dont go down so it was a pain in the ****. the scoob was a very nice and reliable car that i loved but ive always wanted the rs right from when it came out so i dont regrete it at all as for what i put above i beleive that what i think of the car is true but it each to there own.
06 February 2008, 11:35 AM
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Hi
i have owned a few rs's in the past and i love them i got my scoob as i have kids and i thought it would be easyier to get them in and out but in the end it was the lack of boot space ie getting stuff in and out plus the seats dont go down so it was a pain in the ****. the scoob was a very nice and reliable car that i loved but ive always wanted the rs right from when it came out so i dont regrete it at all as for what i put above i beleive that what i think of the car is true but it each to there own.
i have owned a few rs's in the past and i love them i got my scoob as i have kids and i thought it would be easyier to get them in and out but in the end it was the lack of boot space ie getting stuff in and out plus the seats dont go down so it was a pain in the ****. the scoob was a very nice and reliable car that i loved but ive always wanted the rs right from when it came out so i dont regrete it at all as for what i put above i beleive that what i think of the car is true but it each to there own.
06 February 2008, 11:40 AM
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I have to agree about the practical versus impractical, the scoob are not too practical, but boy are they fun!
Maybe a wagon / Forester would have persuaded you to not go to Ford, but if YOU are happy then its all that matters.
Its not what you drive, its that you drive.
Ok its not a scoob, but I would like a go in an RS / ST just to see what its like. The Fiesta ST are seriously nippy, but not on top end.
Maybe a wagon / Forester would have persuaded you to not go to Ford, but if YOU are happy then its all that matters.
Its not what you drive, its that you drive.
Ok its not a scoob, but I would like a go in an RS / ST just to see what its like. The Fiesta ST are seriously nippy, but not on top end.
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