Buying a Import from Malta
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Buying a Import from Malta
Hiya guys, just a newbie after a bit of advice.
I'm thinking of buying an 06 WRX import from malta.
It's already in this country with 1 owner 7,500 miles on the clock and is up for £14,999.
Do you think it is worth it, and are there any major differances between this and an UK spec one.
Awaiting your Knowledgable replys, an concerned first time buyer
I'm thinking of buying an 06 WRX import from malta.
It's already in this country with 1 owner 7,500 miles on the clock and is up for £14,999.
Do you think it is worth it, and are there any major differances between this and an UK spec one.
Awaiting your Knowledgable replys, an concerned first time buyer
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i bought one from a car dealer in belfast but brand new for £16,000. Make sure its got a uk spec such as impact bars,alarm.imobliser etc apart from that great car with pop up headlamp washers xenons good luck.
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Hiya guys, just a newbie after a bit of advice.
I'm thinking of buying an 06 WRX import from malta.
It's already in this country with 1 owner 7,500 miles on the clock and is up for £14,999.
Do you think it is worth it, and are there any major differances between this and an UK spec one.
Awaiting your Knowledgable replys, an concerned first time buyer
I'm thinking of buying an 06 WRX import from malta.
It's already in this country with 1 owner 7,500 miles on the clock and is up for £14,999.
Do you think it is worth it, and are there any major differances between this and an UK spec one.
Awaiting your Knowledgable replys, an concerned first time buyer
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As the others have said you can get Euro Imports from Motorpoint or All brands New cheaper than that...Maybe if it was a UK model it would be worth that price but not an Import.
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Hiya guys, just a newbie after a bit of advice.
I'm thinking of buying an 06 WRX import from malta.
It's already in this country with 1 owner 7,500 miles on the clock and is up for £14,999.
Do you think it is worth it, and are there any major differances between this and an UK spec one.
Awaiting your Knowledgable replys, an concerned first time buyer
I'm thinking of buying an 06 WRX import from malta.
It's already in this country with 1 owner 7,500 miles on the clock and is up for £14,999.
Do you think it is worth it, and are there any major differances between this and an UK spec one.
Awaiting your Knowledgable replys, an concerned first time buyer
DONT pay £14,995 for a second hand car, £13k max!
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[QUOTE=evil.soup;6861952]Good service and the car is UK spec other than no locking wheel nuts, alarm and side airbags, which you dont want because the seats have to be wider and dont hold you properly. QUOTE]
Don't knock the seats with the side airbags because:
a). Some of us think that side airbags are a good safety feature.
b). Some of us are built big (6'4" and 18st) and the buckets are just too narrow.
Don't knock the seats with the side airbags because:
a). Some of us think that side airbags are a good safety feature.
b). Some of us are built big (6'4" and 18st) and the buckets are just too narrow.
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[QUOTE=Microstar;6861994]
Fair point, cant fault the use of airbags but still think that the seats without are better from my perspective, horses for courses as they say
Good service and the car is UK spec other than no locking wheel nuts, alarm and side airbags, which you dont want because the seats have to be wider and dont hold you properly. QUOTE]
Don't knock the seats with the side airbags because:
a). Some of us think that side airbags are a good safety feature.
b). Some of us are built big (6'4" and 18st) and the buckets are just too narrow.
Don't knock the seats with the side airbags because:
a). Some of us think that side airbags are a good safety feature.
b). Some of us are built big (6'4" and 18st) and the buckets are just too narrow.
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