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18 January 2007, 07:07 PM
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What do you reckon?
The options are:
Get a Classic MY00 and have money spare
Get a Blobeye WRX with money i have
Get a Blobeye STI and borrow £4-5000 at 0% finance
What do you say?
Get a Classic MY00 and have money spare
Get a Blobeye WRX with money i have
Get a Blobeye STI and borrow £4-5000 at 0% finance
What do you say?
18 January 2007, 07:10 PM
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18 January 2007, 09:16 PM
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Blobeye STI or Blobeye WRX with exhaust and ecu upgrade (or ppp).
Although the clonky suspension on my STI is pi55ing me off so much that i'd prefer the WRX at the mo!
Although the clonky suspension on my STI is pi55ing me off so much that i'd prefer the WRX at the mo!
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Having driven/owned two of the three, i would say the Blob STi every day.
But to be sure, i would go test drive them. You're opinion may well be different.
But on 0% finance, presuming you can afford the repayments, is a good deal for getting a newer, better (ducks!) car.
But to be sure, i would go test drive them. You're opinion may well be different.
But on 0% finance, presuming you can afford the repayments, is a good deal for getting a newer, better (ducks!) car.
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19 January 2007, 02:47 PM
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Now that is a plan if i've ever heard one 
You about tonight or tomorrow?
I haven't even had a drive of Steve's yet
You about tonight or tomorrow?
I haven't even had a drive of Steve's yet
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19 January 2007, 02:57 PM
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Had the same dilemma a few months ago
I very nearly bought a WRX PPP, but it sold, waited another few months and now I can afford an STI
Still looking at the moment
Deffo an STI for me
I very nearly bought a WRX PPP, but it sold, waited another few months and now I can afford an STI
Still looking at the moment
Deffo an STI for me
19 January 2007, 03:01 PM
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i went through the same process - but bought a classic and spent a bomb modding it.
get the STI with a PPP which is a better car all round and 300bhp+ out of the crate
get the STI with a PPP which is a better car all round and 300bhp+ out of the crate