Prospective Scooby Buyer - advice sought.
10 February 2004, 07:04 PM
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Prospective Scooby Buyer - advice sought.
I am looking to buy a WRX later this year and have started looking to learn more about the pros and cons of doing so. I have been to a local dealer and test driven a new WRX for which they want £20k. Having looked around a little I have seen an ad for the Motorpoint car supermarket who claim to be able to provide a brand new delivery mileage WRX for £16.6k. Interested to hear people's views as to get the best deal on a new WRX.
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10 February 2004, 08:35 PM
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Motorpoint are Malta imports
No alarm.
1 year warranty (second hand car warranty) – not Subaru so may have restrictions to what is covered.
Subaru dealers will not touch them if anything goes wrong
But on the positive side you will save a couple of grand.
You may lose more when you come to sell it!!!
No alarm.
1 year warranty (second hand car warranty) – not Subaru so may have restrictions to what is covered.
Subaru dealers will not touch them if anything goes wrong
But on the positive side you will save a couple of grand.
You may lose more when you come to sell it!!!
10 February 2004, 09:50 PM
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Thanks for that - as a result of my boundless incompetence at sending this, my first ever posting, I managed to post two separate queries, both of which have brought about the same sort of responses - buyer beware i guess !
11 February 2004, 08:17 PM
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Originally Posted by paul_f
I just bought brand new WRX for 18.3k, proper Uk car and subaru dealer.
Admittedly they had pre-registered to meet end of year targets but thats the sort of price to aim at!
Admittedly they had pre-registered to meet end of year targets but thats the sort of price to aim at!
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