total impreza has gone bust
07 October 2012, 11:14 PM
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ahwell. i was looking at the cover on i-tunes aswell had a red bug and silver classic on it.
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08 October 2012, 06:33 AM
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That is a great shame, but I'll admit I'm not completely surprised.
They reviewed the new STi compared to the VXR Insignia a few issues ago and the test read as though the author was writing it by using the factory's advertising literature rather than actually driving the cars. That got me wondering a bit at the time.
I suppose the main problem is there's not anything much happening with new Imprezas these days (although of course the BRZ seems well received), or Hondas, or Evos come to that (now a discontinued model), so they were catering for a diminishing market.
They reviewed the new STi compared to the VXR Insignia a few issues ago and the test read as though the author was writing it by using the factory's advertising literature rather than actually driving the cars. That got me wondering a bit at the time.
I suppose the main problem is there's not anything much happening with new Imprezas these days (although of course the BRZ seems well received), or Hondas, or Evos come to that (now a discontinued model), so they were catering for a diminishing market.
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08 October 2012, 12:52 PM
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I've had two mags from a 2 year subscription too, shame 
Always been a pretty ropey mag if i'm honest, so many mistakes, typos etc but still bought it as theres not a lot else out there dedicated to Subarus....
Always been a pretty ropey mag if i'm honest, so many mistakes, typos etc but still bought it as theres not a lot else out there dedicated to Subarus....
08 October 2012, 01:28 PM
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08 October 2012, 02:02 PM
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I got stung for a 1 year subscription and only received one copy of the last 'Scooby' magazine that went bust 
Just love companies that continue to collect monies right up to the point they decide it's time to jump ship
Would never subscribe to a niche magazine these days.
Just love companies that continue to collect monies right up to the point they decide it's time to jump ship
Would never subscribe to a niche magazine these days.
08 October 2012, 02:34 PM
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They had a habit of getting stuff wrong didn't they?
I noticed a few issues with mistakes in, this one
in particular, none of the right pictures was put
with the right text. I'd be a bit miffed if my car was
in this particular feature:-
I noticed a few issues with mistakes in, this one
in particular, none of the right pictures was put
with the right text. I'd be a bit miffed if my car was
in this particular feature:-
08 October 2012, 05:01 PM
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I only subscribed for the first 4 copies and cancelled afterwards. Crap mag, crap write-ups, loads of simple mistakes and some chavved up Subaru's creeping in as the marque nosedived further.
It was nice having a niche magazine but it was never going to last.
It was nice having a niche magazine but it was never going to last.
08 October 2012, 05:06 PM
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They emailed me a couple of weeks ago to be a feature car, oh well, I'll contact JP when the car's finished instead
Still, go some of my subscription left but I can't remember how much
Still, go some of my subscription left but I can't remember how much
08 October 2012, 05:43 PM
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If you paid subscription on your credit card you will be able to claim it back from the credit card company
I'm not sure I think PayPal will be the same as it goes through MasterCard /visa
Debit card holders are the ones that lose out as 3/4 p in the pound isnt much TI get back and you will wait a year
Never pay by debit card for anything always credit card so your protected
I'm not sure I think PayPal will be the same as it goes through MasterCard /visa
Debit card holders are the ones that lose out as 3/4 p in the pound isnt much TI get back and you will wait a year
Never pay by debit card for anything always credit card so your protected
08 October 2012, 05:45 PM
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If you paid subscription on your credit card you will be able to claim it back from the credit card company
I'm not sure I think PayPal will be the same as it goes through MasterCard /visa
Debit card holders are the ones that lose out as 3/4 p in the pound isnt much TI get back and you will wait a year
Never pay by debit card for anything always credit card so your protected
I'm not sure I think PayPal will be the same as it goes through MasterCard /visa
Debit card holders are the ones that lose out as 3/4 p in the pound isnt much TI get back and you will wait a year
Never pay by debit card for anything always credit card so your protected
ill get in touch with paypal now.
