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fat-thomas 27 January 2015 04:50 PM
Originally Posted by Zuber (Post 11614008)
I know you like a bit of banter Fat Thomas, but not everyone is clued up on all the different Subaru marques. So does that mean someone who buys this off them deserves to be ripped off because there not clued up enough, really sad way at looking at things!!
buyer beware............

you must have an idea what you want as to the untrained eye the spec c looks like a normal sti which is a hell of a lot cheaper.

nobody deserves to be ripped of but if you dont do your homework or trust a second hand car dealer you only have yourself to blame.

Zuber 27 January 2015 04:56 PM
Caveat emptor

fat-thomas 27 January 2015 05:02 PM
Originally Posted by Zuber (Post 11614027)
Caveat emptor
exactly.

clives performance are obviously lying to shift cars but it must be working as they are selling them.

legb4rsk 27 January 2015 05:58 PM
What about the Trades Description Act?
This is not a private sale.

Gear Head 27 January 2015 06:29 PM
Originally Posted by legb4rsk (Post 11614075)
What about the Trades Description Act?
This is not a private sale.
Do you really think they would care?

'Is it a Subaru Impreza STI sir?'

Well, yes but.....

' Well what's the problem then?'

Next!


If you buy a house and it is full of damp and the roof leaks, whose fault is that? Yours for not doing your home work. No different in the 2nd hand car market.

Christ, it's £15k! Not a few quid.

fat-thomas 27 January 2015 06:31 PM
Originally Posted by Gear Head (Post 11614097)
Do you really think they would care?

'Is it a Subaru Impreza STI sir?'

Well, yes but.....

' Well what's the problem then?'

Next!


If you buy a house and it is full of damp and the roof leaks, whose fault is that? Yours for not doing your home work. No different in the 2nd hand car market.

Christ, it's £15k! Not a few quid.
Spot on!

adam405sti 27 January 2015 07:14 PM
Skeleton in a biscuit tin is a great way to describe a spec c. Great analogy. Spot on :thumb:

Norman Dog 27 January 2015 07:30 PM
Originally Posted by Zuber (Post 11614027)
Caveat emptor
Exactly. If you're prepared to pay around £7k over what a UK STi would go for, you really do need to do your homework.

They could have gave that one a wash before those photos though, eh? :lol1:

scooby k 27 January 2015 10:34 PM
I don't know where dealers get the confidence to rip other people off like this. Guess they don't believe in karma.

thenewgalaxy 28 January 2015 01:43 AM
Originally Posted by huzzy1 (Post 11613756)
You are right, although I've had both, I think the 22B I had inbetween was the rawest of the 3.
I've not been out in a 22B since I was 19... and I remember it being quite alright at the time. Would love to go out again in one and compare it to my current motors.

Originally Posted by Markfey (Post 11613855)
"A skeleton wanking in a biscuit tin' made me laugh my ass off :)
:D

Originally Posted by Scooby-Mark (Post 11613894)
:lol::lol::lol::lol:

Reading that made me properly laugh out loud, Really hope I come across a situation soon where I can use that line :D:D :thumb::thumb:
My old man used it to describe an Escort van he was driven back home in by a friend years ago, when I first took him out in the S202 I reminded him of it... and about 30 seconds later a conker came in through the roof vent and hit me in the face. Funny times :D


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