3 Years Free Servicing
28 January 2005, 07:28 AM
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3 Years Free Servicing
Subaru are doing the 3 years (30k) free servicing again on ALL new vehicles registered between 1st Feb and 30th April 2005.
Got this deal on MY04 WRX last June and does save quite a bit of money
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Got this deal on MY04 WRX last June and does save quite a bit of money
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28 January 2005, 11:14 AM
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Originally Posted by bigknd
Subaru are doing the 3 years (30k) free servicing again on ALL new vehicles registered between 1st Feb and 30th April 2005.
Got this deal on MY04 WRX and does save quite a bit of money
bigknd
Got this deal on MY04 WRX and does save quite a bit of money
bigknd
28 January 2005, 04:46 PM
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Originally Posted by abc
Termpting offer -- anyone any idea how much you stand to save over 30,000 miles? (Obviously it's going to vary from dealer to dealer, so just an approximate figure.)
Thanks.
Thanks.
I'snt it just 3 oil changes, as they are now 10k apart?
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28 January 2005, 08:20 PM
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£26,500 is stupid money, you only have to look at the for sale section to see 18 month old STi's with a PPP being sold for £17k - £18k.
Why do people buy brand new cars when you lose *so much* money?
Why do people buy brand new cars when you lose *so much* money?
28 January 2005, 08:28 PM
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£26,500 is stupid money, you only have to look at the for sale section to see 18 month old STi's with a PPP being sold for £17k - £18k.
Why do people buy brand new cars when you lose *so much* money?
Why do people buy brand new cars when you lose *so much* money?
Any other car and I would agree - but an Impreza Turbo? Nah.....it simply MUST be 'run-in' properly and doing it yourself means you know its done!
New doesn't seem so stupid if you keep it for 12 years (and the care and attention lavished on it in its early days then pays dividends!)
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28 January 2005, 08:37 PM
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I know what you mean.
Any car that I've owned from new have been treated with TLC. The next owner gets a great car. However, that cannot be said of all secondhand cars can it?
Any car that I've owned from new have been treated with TLC. The next owner gets a great car. However, that cannot be said of all secondhand cars can it?
29 January 2005, 12:41 AM
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Originally Posted by Scooby-Monster
Yep, got the servicing del on my 05 STi. Does anyone know if it includes the 1st year's anti corrosion service?
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No m8 just servicing as far as I'm aware
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29 January 2005, 09:23 AM
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STi Prices.
yes but isn't the NEW 05 Sti different to the 04 model. DCCD / Wider track / Later dash etc etc. I'm still looking for the best deal on a NEW Sti for the above reasons but if someone can find an 04 secondhand Sti with ECCD let me know so I can part with my cash. The best price I have had so far is £23558.00 on the road for a brand new UK car (Not Import), this is from uk-car-discount.co.uk. I'de be interested if anyone else has had any dealings with them. So far they seem very helpfull.
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