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Depending on what my local garage are wanting to with it I could snap it up for around 3.5k! it has 75K miles on the clock, noisy zorst and 18" rims. Looks very tidy
hell of a difference to my insurance though. A uk scoob is about £850 for me to insure, JDM is about £1100
[Edited by little_idiot - 1/13/2004 8:22:52 AM]
hell of a difference to my insurance though. A uk scoob is about £850 for me to insure, JDM is about £1100
[Edited by little_idiot - 1/13/2004 8:22:52 AM]
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little....jap cars are better spec'd no doubt!
why not get a nice cheap well looked after uk car for yer 1st scoob .then maybe after a year or 2 see about a jap car then when hopefully yer insurance will be a lot better?
just a thought..
i run a uk wagon(due to child seat/buggy etc) and its running about 300bhp!
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why not get a nice cheap well looked after uk car for yer 1st scoob .then maybe after a year or 2 see about a jap car then when hopefully yer insurance will be a lot better?
just a thought..
i run a uk wagon(due to child seat/buggy etc) and its running about 300bhp!
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It's the improved spec that attracts me, and the price. considering I was initially planning on spending 7-8k on a UK car this seems like a bargain. I know that the mechanics at the garage have been giving it a good go-over and apparently it's top notch and very rapid.
Problem with insurance is that I don't think I will see any major drop until I hit 30, I'm 25 now with full no claims so there ain't much that I can do to get a better deal.
Plus I'm a sucker for the extra gadgets that you get
James
Problem with insurance is that I don't think I will see any major drop until I hit 30, I'm 25 now with full no claims so there ain't much that I can do to get a better deal.
Plus I'm a sucker for the extra gadgets that you get
James
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no probs....hope it goes well!
last thought try and find if theres a good scooby specialst in yer area(maybe post a thread in northern section?) coz you can get it checked by someone who nows a good/bad scooby...1st time you drive a scooby..you'll want it...even if its a bag a cr@p lol
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last thought try and find if theres a good scooby specialst in yer area(maybe post a thread in northern section?) coz you can get it checked by someone who nows a good/bad scooby...1st time you drive a scooby..you'll want it...even if its a bag a cr@p lol
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Ask them about reducing your premium by increasing your excess, can't remember the details but basically you pay £150 less on your premium but your excess is increased by £150. It is a calculated risk, as long as you don't crash more than once a year you will not lose any money.
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I run a 95WRX wagon which I've had for 3 years now.
It is a great car and the performance with decat exhaust/scoobyecu always makes you smile.
However I would say to you that insurance, parts and servicing would be cheaper and less hassle free with a UK car. If you are willing to put up with this then buy the import car.
Certainly you can pick up imports with better spec and lower prices
but if I was tyo buy another scoob, I think I would go for a UK car!
It is a great car and the performance with decat exhaust/scoobyecu always makes you smile.
However I would say to you that insurance, parts and servicing would be cheaper and less hassle free with a UK car. If you are willing to put up with this then buy the import car.
Certainly you can pick up imports with better spec and lower prices
but if I was tyo buy another scoob, I think I would go for a UK car!
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