New WRX - what's the best deals?
14 February 2010, 08:08 PM
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New WRX - what's the best deals?
Was sent a letter last Autumn from Subaru saying I could have a WRX for the price a Wagon cost in 1995 ...... £17,999.
Looking around now I find that the price is £18,750 or thereabouts - but, they are offering £1,000 worth of 'options' and 1/2 price PPP (£700).
That's £19,500 .... for a WRX with PPP.
Surely there must be big discounts around, as these are not selling in great numbers ..... but I cannot find what the discounts are?
When I bought my Wagon, 10 years ago, there were no discounts - I cannot believe that is the same these days?
Looking around now I find that the price is £18,750 or thereabouts - but, they are offering £1,000 worth of 'options' and 1/2 price PPP (£700).
That's £19,500 .... for a WRX with PPP.
Surely there must be big discounts around, as these are not selling in great numbers ..... but I cannot find what the discounts are?
When I bought my Wagon, 10 years ago, there were no discounts - I cannot believe that is the same these days?
14 February 2010, 08:36 PM
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Was sent a letter last Autumn from Subaru saying I could have a WRX for the price a Wagon cost in 1995 ...... £17,999.
Looking around now I find that the price is £18,750 or thereabouts - but, they are offering £1,000 worth of 'options' and 1/2 price PPP (£700).
That's £19,500 .... for a WRX with PPP.
Surely there must be big discounts around, as these are not selling in great numbers ..... but I cannot find what the discounts are?
When I bought my Wagon, 10 years ago, there were no discounts - I cannot believe that is the same these days?
Looking around now I find that the price is £18,750 or thereabouts - but, they are offering £1,000 worth of 'options' and 1/2 price PPP (£700).
That's £19,500 .... for a WRX with PPP.
Surely there must be big discounts around, as these are not selling in great numbers ..... but I cannot find what the discounts are?
When I bought my Wagon, 10 years ago, there were no discounts - I cannot believe that is the same these days?
15 February 2010, 11:10 PM
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Doubt you'll get any discount on WRX. The price is already effectively discounted - it's the same price as the petrol non turbo RX.
Maybe you'll be lucky to get 2 or 3 hundred discount. Check with a dealer as mentioned above or go to a car broker - they're only at the other end of a phone after all!!!
Maybe you'll be lucky to get 2 or 3 hundred discount. Check with a dealer as mentioned above or go to a car broker - they're only at the other end of a phone after all!!!
16 February 2010, 08:41 AM
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New SUBARU IMPREZA HATCHBACK SPECIAL EDITIONS 2.5 WRX S 5d - AutoeBid the UK Auto Marketplace
New SUBARU IMPREZA HATCHBACK SPECIAL EDITIONS 2.5 WRX S 5d - AutoeBid the UK Auto Marketplace
16 February 2010, 09:18 AM
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Ws speaking to Andrew at DH cars yesterday, he was offered a job lot of 100 WRX hatches by a company who'd bought them to flog (before they HAD to be moved overseas)... and even then they wanted the same as forecourt prices...he told them to go multiply
He's been doing well with Foresters though, selling loads.
The strong Yen has effected imports mind you... how long before things dry up again I'm not sure
He's been doing well with Foresters though, selling loads.
The strong Yen has effected imports mind you... how long before things dry up again I'm not sure
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