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21 January 2002, 02:42 PM
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Guys,
I've heard on one hand the subaru is a reliable, 150,000 miles easy car and on the other - ooh, it's not a high mileage car to own.
What's the truth? I'm looking at buying an STI V Type-R Coupe and expect to buy a '99 with roughly 36,000 miles. If I keep it for three or four years and put the mileage up to 80,000miles what would the likely affects be?
Serious answers.... please?
Thanks in advance.
I've heard on one hand the subaru is a reliable, 150,000 miles easy car and on the other - ooh, it's not a high mileage car to own.
What's the truth? I'm looking at buying an STI V Type-R Coupe and expect to buy a '99 with roughly 36,000 miles. If I keep it for three or four years and put the mileage up to 80,000miles what would the likely affects be?
Serious answers.... please?
Thanks in advance.
21 January 2002, 03:17 PM
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Not too worried fuel-wise, Last four cars were:
Cerbera 4.2
Lotus Esprit Sport 350
Cerbera 4.5
Saab Aero Cabriolet (selling now)
The Saab's most economical and with my driving it gets just over 20mpg.
I'm presuming that a type-r will run happily on optimax/SUL without needing additional booster.
Cerbera 4.2
Lotus Esprit Sport 350
Cerbera 4.5
Saab Aero Cabriolet (selling now)
The Saab's most economical and with my driving it gets just over 20mpg.
I'm presuming that a type-r will run happily on optimax/SUL without needing additional booster.
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