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Old 01 December 2004, 08:02 PM
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I am test driving a WRX tomorrow at my main dealer and I am hoping to thrash out a deal for a new car. What sort of price should I be looking to pay for a MY04 or MY05? Are there any good deals around at the moment?
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Originally Posted by scoobie elf
I am test driving a WRX tomorrow at my main dealer and I am hoping to thrash out a deal for a new car. What sort of price should I be looking to pay for a MY04 or MY05? Are there any good deals around at the moment?
Local dealer knocking out 54 plate WRX brand new £18495 in York
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I've recently been offered an unregistered MY04 £18K OTR inc 12 months RFL, WRX mats and a coat, import for £16.2K inc' Cat1 alarm.

I bought a 1 owner UK 2002 in the end for £11.3K with 23Kmiles (Scooby main dealer). There seems to be some good deals around at the mo'.

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At my local dealers they were knocking out the last of the 04's at 18k but no discounts at all on the 05 at the moment. The salesman seemed to think they would be better placed to discount in a few weeks when all the 04's have gone..
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Dealers have huge stock at the moment, giving big discounts and pushing 2nd hand prices through the floor. Work hard you should get a good deal......
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Originally Posted by Bartop
At my local dealers they were knocking out the last of the 04's at 18k but no discounts at all on the 05 at the moment. The salesman seemed to think they would be better placed to discount in a few weeks when all the 04's have gone..
My local dealer did a good deal for me, a new 05 STi £24K (crystal grey)plus I got them to throw in the 6 disc cd changer and STi mat set. The price was on the condition that they pre reg it when it comes in, otherwise as new.
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Originally Posted by HURRELLY
My local dealer did a good deal for me, a new 05 STi £24K (crystal grey)plus I got them to throw in the 6 disc cd changer and STi mat set. The price was on the condition that they pre reg it when it comes in, otherwise as new.
How the hell did you get them down to that?

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Austen_wrx told me about LloydsTSB Carselect and last month I got a four door UK MY05 WRX from them; £18,528.14 brand new on the road. They sourced the car from IM direct and arranged delivery to my local Subaru dealer who fitted my WR Sport Oval backbox free of charge. Lloyds even did a good trade-in for my MINI too, which was nice.

So far the service from both has been top notch. The dealer was a bit miffed about not being able to price-match and do the sale himself, but said that he made more or less the same amount in his ‘handling fee’. The sting in the tail is that quite a few dealers kicked up a storm with their Marketing dept and now Lloyds get virtually no discount off Subaru’s – even though I was told they’d sold over 300 Impreza’s in the past year.

So the consumer loses out yet again…
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what happens is the dealer buys the car new.pays (£26,000) then claimes back the vat (£5,000)

then the dealer sells you the car (secon hand).

your happy saved £2,000 plus extras

the garage is happy made £3,000 extra




Originally Posted by T4molie
How the hell did you get them down to that?

What's your secret
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How does he claim back the VAT?

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not realy sure m8
this was the way i bougth my saxo vtr
garage told me that they have to buy a sertin number
aparantly tax dodge.



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How does he claim back the VAT?

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Old 03 December 2004, 08:03 AM
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Originally Posted by T4molie
How the hell did you get them down to that?

What's your secret
Went in and said my top budget is £24K and I want a crystal grey 05 STi, at first he said for that money I will only get an 04 with some miles on, when I said that the 05 is the only one I want and I know I can get it from another source (import) he went into his office and came back and said I could have it as long as they pre-reg it. But I thought that was too easy so pushed him for the CD changer and mats but he would,nt go for the mudflaps as well. If you dont ask you don,t get. Oh yeah and a full tank of fuel as well. Hopefully getting next it Wednesday!!!!!!!!
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Originally Posted by HURRELLY
Went in and said my top budget is £24K and I want a crystal grey 05 STi, at first he said for that money I will only get an 04 with some miles on, when I said that the 05 is the only one I want and I know I can get it from another source (import) he went into his office and came back and said I could have it as long as they pre-reg it. But I thought that was too easy so pushed him for the CD changer and mats but he would,nt go for the mudflaps as well. If you dont ask you don,t get. Oh yeah and a full tank of fuel as well. Hopefully getting next it Wednesday!!!!!!!!

H,

Are you paying cash or did you have a part ex?
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Originally Posted by T4molie
H,

Are you paying cash or did you have a part ex?
Cash, sold my previous car privately, also sorting out my own finance, their interest cannot match the banks.
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I went into my local dealer and he quoted me a price on £20.2k for a 05 wrx, doesn't this sound more expensive than normal? There are no discounts available as the moment. The Subaru website quotes only £19.9k
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Originally Posted by scoobie elf
I went into my local dealer and he quoted me a price on £20.2k for a 05 wrx, doesn't this sound more expensive than normal? There are no discounts available as the moment. The Subaru website quotes only £19.9k
Probably including metallic or scotchguard.
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