I no longer own a Subaru.
26 March 2011, 04:48 PM
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26 March 2011, 09:30 PM
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I did both for a long time, too. I kept my workhorse TDI estates and my Subaru together for a long time. My TDIs included Audi Quattro, Mondeo, Peugeot, and now I have a VW. I have to say that VW in car cost, performance and comfort absolutely wins it for me. It won't be an overstatement to say that My VW Passat TDI 2 Ltr. luxury sports estate is the best multipurpose car I have ever owned. The boot is mahoosive to fit loads in, unlike the narrow one in the Audi.
Hysteria, I don't know your reasons for selling your Subaru, but mine were that it was costing me by just sitting idle on my drive. I had it for good 9 years as well, so I didn't feel too bad for parting from it.
Good luck with the search for the new one.
Hysteria, I don't know your reasons for selling your Subaru, but mine were that it was costing me by just sitting idle on my drive. I had it for good 9 years as well, so I didn't feel too bad for parting from it.
Good luck with the search for the new one.
27 March 2011, 09:39 AM
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27 March 2011, 10:00 AM
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It's all in one peice I am 100% sure of that.
The blokes dad runs a body shop and teaches the 'young uns' how to paint etc....
He's going to get the fewitrle dings out, sort the scratch on the bumper and re condition the wheels
he's kindly agreed to send some pics when it's done too.
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We all know that the grandest ever SN poster Mr. PS Lewis never owned a scoob. He owned/owns a hairdresser's car called Mazda MX5 and a tractor apparently.
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