PPP-WRX or STI
15 February 2005, 01:13 PM
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PPP-WRX or STI
hmmmmmm.....cut between the two?...please help!
Next co car due in May, looking at either the grey WRX with the PPP or a greySTI. Without going into too many technical issues which would you go for????
Next co car due in May, looking at either the grey WRX with the PPP or a greySTI. Without going into too many technical issues which would you go for????
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15 February 2005, 03:01 PM
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Asking us whatt we'd get is not going to help you! :-) The question is: WHAT do YOU want out of the car? Decide on that, and the choice of car makes itself! :-)
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What do you want: all out sports or all rounder with a surprise up the tailpipe??
Are MPG/insurance/image/practicality factors??
Personally I went the STi route as I wanted something fun and hadn't had a 'high performance' car before ... plus the Scoob ticked all my boxes:
MPG > 20
Low running costs*
5 seats
Good sized boot
0-60 < 6
Modification options out the wazoo (for future funds)
Local, friendly dealership
Fun, fun and more fun
*excl. insurance
Are MPG/insurance/image/practicality factors??
Personally I went the STi route as I wanted something fun and hadn't had a 'high performance' car before ... plus the Scoob ticked all my boxes:
MPG > 20
Low running costs*
5 seats
Good sized boot
0-60 < 6
Modification options out the wazoo (for future funds)
Local, friendly dealership
Fun, fun and more fun
*excl. insurance
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15 February 2005, 04:58 PM
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Originally Posted by Fimo
Go for the STi. PPP is getting increasingly difficult to insure (at a reasonable rate anyway)....
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