Thinking of a scoob!
#1
Iv'e been thinking about a scoob for a while now but im still not convinced it's really for me, the thing that puts me off a bit is that there quite common..
To cut a long story short im pissed of with old cars! i love my Escort RS turbo and iv'e had two of em but there is a new problem each week.. at least with a newer car you wouldent get these kinda problems and no rattles lol..
I would have loved a GTi-R but again the quite old...
What could you lot say to sway me towards a scoob?
Cheers..
Oh, i how do you get the smillies to work? i keep on getting page could not be found!
To cut a long story short im pissed of with old cars! i love my Escort RS turbo and iv'e had two of em but there is a new problem each week.. at least with a newer car you wouldent get these kinda problems and no rattles lol..
I would have loved a GTi-R but again the quite old...
What could you lot say to sway me towards a scoob?
Cheers..
Oh, i how do you get the smillies to work? i keep on getting page could not be found!
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I've had mine for 6months... i thought of selling and buying a nissan skyline... and then i curbed it and had to wait for a wheel for about a month and realised how much i missed it...
Mate of mine sold his and drove a mondeo for a week and realised he couldn't be without his scooby... he whent and bought the scooby back off the people he sold it to!!!
I love my scooby!!!
as said above test drive one and you will see
Mate of mine sold his and drove a mondeo for a week and realised he couldn't be without his scooby... he whent and bought the scooby back off the people he sold it to!!!
I love my scooby!!!
as said above test drive one and you will see
#4
whats the reliability like on a scoob (turbo), keeping in mind i wassnt thinking of modding the engine aprt from exhaust, filter/ d/v..
And what kinda mpg do you lot get sesible driving? and a bit of fun?
Im getting around 22mpg if a drive sensibly!
Cheers
And what kinda mpg do you lot get sesible driving? and a bit of fun?
Im getting around 22mpg if a drive sensibly!
Cheers
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scooby is much more reliable than escort you wont have to do trackrod ends bottom arms shocks etc every month but they are fookin greedy
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Scoobies are generaly reliable.
Much the same as your cossie - gentle when cold, let cool down and frequent oil changes.
I seem to get around 22 to the gallon no matter what i do
And for smilies - just check edit on this post and hey presto
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Greg
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If a scoob has around 70,000 miles on it, would you tend to avoid it?
But if serviced regulary and regular oil changes, looked after, the engine should go for much longer then that shouldent it? Or am i asking for trouble?
If a scoob has around 70,000 miles on it, would you tend to avoid it?
But if serviced regulary and regular oil changes, looked after, the engine should go for much longer then that shouldent it? Or am i asking for trouble?
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how much would get me a nice scoob? I like the earlier versions then the newer bug eyed scoob?
still cant get smilies to work though..
[Edited by EscortRS - 9/11/2003 8:46:25 PM]
still cant get smilies to work though..
[Edited by EscortRS - 9/11/2003 8:46:25 PM]
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