Is it worth keeping up with a FSSH?
04 June 2005, 12:59 AM
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Is it worth keeping up with a FSSH?
Hey up,
Im new to the scooby scene and website. I own a UK MY00 and Im loving it!
However I just wanted to get an idea on what peoples views are on here about keeping the full subaru service history? I was considering servicing it at a local garage that deal with mostly performance cars.
I would love to keep the subaru history up but it can cost be costly and I know it would be much cheaper for me to service it elsewhere.
My other thought is that the car is now getting on a bit so would I get anymore for my car when it comes to selling it with a FSSH rather than just FSH?
Rgds,
H
Im new to the scooby scene and website. I own a UK MY00 and Im loving it!
However I just wanted to get an idea on what peoples views are on here about keeping the full subaru service history? I was considering servicing it at a local garage that deal with mostly performance cars.
I would love to keep the subaru history up but it can cost be costly and I know it would be much cheaper for me to service it elsewhere.
My other thought is that the car is now getting on a bit so would I get anymore for my car when it comes to selling it with a FSSH rather than just FSH?
Rgds,
H
04 June 2005, 01:28 AM
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As long as you keep a full service, either with a speciallist or dealer, thats what counts, receipts etc are even better for a potential buyer if you decide to sell 
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Originally Posted by HHH
Hey up,
Im new to the scooby scene and website. I own a UK MY00 and Im loving it!
However I just wanted to get an idea on what peoples views are on here about keeping the full subaru service history? I was considering servicing it at a local garage that deal with mostly performance cars.
I would love to keep the subaru history up but it can cost be costly and I know it would be much cheaper for me to service it elsewhere.
My other thought is that the car is now getting on a bit so would I get anymore for my car when it comes to selling it with a FSSH rather than just FSH?
Rgds,
H
Im new to the scooby scene and website. I own a UK MY00 and Im loving it!
However I just wanted to get an idea on what peoples views are on here about keeping the full subaru service history? I was considering servicing it at a local garage that deal with mostly performance cars.
I would love to keep the subaru history up but it can cost be costly and I know it would be much cheaper for me to service it elsewhere.
My other thought is that the car is now getting on a bit so would I get anymore for my car when it comes to selling it with a FSSH rather than just FSH?
Rgds,
H
A specialist may be more valued by a enthusiast when you come to sell the car, as the service and quality of work is often better. It's also a much nicer experience if you find a good one, too! Whereabouts are you and the board can recomend some.
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04 June 2005, 10:05 AM
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I service mine myself - I know it gets done properly then!
I've just stuck to specialist servicing. Its gets a minor in March and a major in August.
04 June 2005, 01:26 PM
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Cheers all for the replies. I think I will take it to a specialist in that case
NS 04 Im in Manchester so I was I was thinking of taking it to Prosport in stockport. I ve heard good things about them. Any other garages that are worth considering?
NS 04 Im in Manchester so I was I was thinking of taking it to Prosport in stockport. I ve heard good things about them. Any other garages that are worth considering?
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I use Prosport, i cannot find a better place to take any car to be serviced (they do both my cars ), and the good thing is, that you also get a subaru stamp in your book as they are an authorised subaru UK service centre
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), and the good thing is, that you also get a subaru stamp in your book as they are an authorised subaru UK service centre Tony:d
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