What is a European certificate of conformity??
29 November 2010, 08:34 PM
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He probably won't be able to drive it in Austria if it's modded,am going to face the same prob as I want to get a scoob and move to France next year,basically it's like an mot to make sure the car is safe and to regulations and if it's modded it's a big no no,am trying to find a way around the situation
29 November 2010, 08:55 PM
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He would be asking For the vin so Subaru could give him the certificate,that's normal.I don't blame the guy because a scoob is probably far more expensive there than in uk.put it this way a crap example of a scoob in France is 9000 euros plus,hence why I want to get one in uk and take it there.don't be too hasty,he may be genuine.
29 November 2010, 10:00 PM
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Hello to everyone,
I was the one that is interested in the STI. I'm driving an Audi S4 and TT quattro for some time now and I'm looking for a powerful car with less weight.
I'm from Austria, and we need the COC for registration in Austria (the same applies to other EC countries like France, Germany, ...) The registration is done by a department of the provincial government here in Austria and they are complicated and not very helpful.
As I've just registered here i can understand the caution.
As the Imprezas here in Austria are really expensive, so I prefer to pay less and to live with RHD.
Anyway I don't mind, best regards
Chris
I was the one that is interested in the STI. I'm driving an Audi S4 and TT quattro for some time now and I'm looking for a powerful car with less weight.
I'm from Austria, and we need the COC for registration in Austria (the same applies to other EC countries like France, Germany, ...) The registration is done by a department of the provincial government here in Austria and they are complicated and not very helpful.
As I've just registered here i can understand the caution.
As the Imprezas here in Austria are really expensive, so I prefer to pay less and to live with RHD.
Anyway I don't mind, best regards
Chris
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30 November 2010, 09:58 AM
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Hello to everyone,
I was the one that is interested in the STI. I'm driving an Audi S4 and TT quattro for some time now and I'm looking for a powerful car with less weight.
I'm from Austria, and we need the COC for registration in Austria (the same applies to other EC countries like France, Germany, ...) The registration is done by a department of the provincial government here in Austria and they are complicated and not very helpful.
As I've just registered here i can understand the caution.
As the Imprezas here in Austria are really expensive, so I prefer to pay less and to live with RHD.
Anyway I don't mind, best regards
Chris
I was the one that is interested in the STI. I'm driving an Audi S4 and TT quattro for some time now and I'm looking for a powerful car with less weight.
I'm from Austria, and we need the COC for registration in Austria (the same applies to other EC countries like France, Germany, ...) The registration is done by a department of the provincial government here in Austria and they are complicated and not very helpful.
As I've just registered here i can understand the caution.
As the Imprezas here in Austria are really expensive, so I prefer to pay less and to live with RHD.
Anyway I don't mind, best regards
Chris
And thanks for explaining the need of the COC.
Just goes to show not all foreign buyers are out there to rip us off
Hope you manage to get your impreza
30 November 2010, 02:36 PM
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Quote Landy Chris "As the Imprezas here in Austria are really expensive, so I prefer to pay less and to live with RHD".
I might be wrong here but i though that in the land of oz one drives on the left aswell as uk meaning right hand drive car?
I might be wrong here but i though that in the land of oz one drives on the left aswell as uk meaning right hand drive car?
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30 November 2010, 04:56 PM
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rapid mate you know what im gonna say fella you know you dont really want to sell it so dont!
its your car and me and you both know as soon as it goes you will regret it!
especially when my new one is pulling up on your drive tormenting you
its your car and me and you both know as soon as it goes you will regret it! especially when my new one is pulling up on your drive tormenting you
30 November 2010, 05:02 PM
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there for you should just buy a bug and spend the rest on tuning it to 400bhp..
30 November 2010, 05:20 PM
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but you admit you would have one
i think that as nice as yours is i will just do what i said and get a better looking blob and still have the serious power
30 November 2010, 05:35 PM
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i'll speak later if ya online
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