Brand spankers MY06 STi can PPP be fitted when I pick car up?
17 June 2006, 12:13 PM
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Brand spankers MY06 STi can PPP be fitted when I pick car up?
Hi Guys,
I'm placing my order for an MY06 STi with PPP in August, for delivery on September 1st on the new plate, and I was wondering if dealers are prepared to fit the PPP when I take delivery of the car, rather than having to wait for the 1,000 mile oil change. Or is this a bad idea as the car should be run in a little before the upgrade?
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Paul.
I'm placing my order for an MY06 STi with PPP in August, for delivery on September 1st on the new plate, and I was wondering if dealers are prepared to fit the PPP when I take delivery of the car, rather than having to wait for the 1,000 mile oil change. Or is this a bad idea as the car should be run in a little before the upgrade?
Cheers,
Paul.
17 June 2006, 12:37 PM
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Cheers.....good point about pre-reg, I'm doing a PCP on the STi and I've already got a fairly large discount on list. No reason why I can't do a PCP on a pre-reg car....deal would need to be sweet though
17 June 2006, 12:39 PM
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exactly. has been a few discussions on here about the my06 not selling to well, i have only seen 1 on the road and it was a sport wagon. i expect dealers are looking to shift a few but seen as though you aint looking to buy until september they may look on this as you not being totally comitted and you may not be offerd they very best price/deal.
17 June 2006, 12:40 PM
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also there are numerous offers on at the min. the 5 years service warrenty and road assistance, free ppp etc
http://www.hylton.co.uk/updates/deals/subarudeals.htm
http://www.hylton.co.uk/updates/deals/subarudeals.htm
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17 June 2006, 01:00 PM
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I know what you mean, I'm not sure about the look of the MY06 myself....what were they thinking with that front grille. Still a great car though.
17 June 2006, 03:36 PM
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Is it also true that if the PPP is fitted before you techincally take ownership it is classed as factory standard - not modified by yourself and hence should be no extra insurance cost. I went through this with my STI having lowered suspension and pro-drive wheels - if they were on the car from new then no charge, if they were added afterwards I got to pay more!!
19 June 2006, 08:41 AM
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When I bought my 06 STi I asked for PPP to be fitted on collection of the car but as there were delays in the availablility of the PPP I ended up waiting until the 1k service.
19 June 2006, 11:51 AM
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Originally Posted by Andy 02STI
Is it also true that if the PPP is fitted before you techincally take ownership it is classed as factory standard - not modified by yourself and hence should be no extra insurance cost. I went through this with my STI having lowered suspension and pro-drive wheels - if they were on the car from new then no charge, if they were added afterwards I got to pay more!!
19 June 2006, 08:58 PM
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I should have been more specific maybe. The lady at Directline told me that if the wheels, tints and lowered springs had been fitted to the car when it was picked up then I would not be charged. If I had them fitted at a later date then I would have to pay a bit extra.
19 June 2006, 09:10 PM
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Admiral were the same with me but they did point out that in the event of a claim they would only pay out for standard items, not options.
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Originally Posted by Andy 02STI
I should have been more specific maybe. The lady at Directline told me that if the wheels, tints and lowered springs had been fitted to the car when it was picked up then I would not be charged. If I had them fitted at a later date then I would have to pay a bit extra.
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Originally Posted by banjax
Thanks for the link, I've been offered the STi with PPP and metallic for £24,328 which to me sounds like a good deal then
23 June 2006, 09:51 AM
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