I found the answer - why Subaru has trouble selling cars
02 November 2011, 05:43 PM
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I found the answer - why Subaru has trouble selling cars
lol, speaks volumes...
02 November 2011, 05:53 PM
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Who is the company they used 2 do their marketing lol 
Yr advertising that if u buy a scooby u will get pulled. hmmmmmmmmmm looks like some 1 didn't get the memo
Yr advertising that if u buy a scooby u will get pulled. hmmmmmmmmmm looks like some 1 didn't get the memo
02 November 2011, 05:59 PM
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Isn't it more along the lines of:"We, the British Public are sick of being ripped off......and buying at £1 =$1.
Also please explain why cars built in Japan GAIN value when shipped here, while those built in the UK LOSE value when shipped to Japan?"
Also please explain why cars built in Japan GAIN value when shipped here, while those built in the UK LOSE value when shipped to Japan?"
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02 November 2011, 06:42 PM
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Funny but correct
The marketting /showroom manager was his *** booted over that classic blunder
Subaru
Oh yes let's sponsor the horse shows
NBO oh no too far to travel and I only gave them 6 months notice and have invited them for the last nine years
I wrote a strong letter of complaint to subaru uk and didn't even get an acknowledgement of it
At least pro-r came to the NBO 9
It's a shame as Subaru have made great cars for the last 15 years and the dealers are great
The marketting /showroom manager was his *** booted over that classic blunder
Subaru
Oh yes let's sponsor the horse shows
NBO oh no too far to travel and I only gave them 6 months notice and have invited them for the last nine years
I wrote a strong letter of complaint to subaru uk and didn't even get an acknowledgement of it
At least pro-r came to the NBO 9
It's a shame as Subaru have made great cars for the last 15 years and the dealers are great
then "BAM" theres the man in the old dodgy boots to ruin everything 
02 November 2011, 08:47 PM
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The reason there not selling anymore is the price you pay for one the power is nothing to shout about now adays and the MPG is shockingly crap to be fair when u can get a RS or even a M3 if driving right can give you better figures.
02 November 2011, 08:56 PM
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fair point though
03 November 2011, 01:04 PM
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Strangely enough, I was having a conversation with the tech at my local service centre last night, and sadly we are both of the same opinion, that Subaru aren't long for this country.
03 November 2011, 02:20 PM
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It looks like our local Subaru dealership has gone bump today. I doubt anyone would want to open a new one around here. The same group also owned the local Mitsubishi dealership and a Peugeot one but I bet they will be snapped up by another car dealership group (probably Westover as they have most of the other marques locally).
03 November 2011, 06:25 PM
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It looks like our local Subaru dealership has gone bump today. I doubt anyone would want to open a new one around here. The same group also owned the local Mitsubishi dealership and a Peugeot one but I bet they will be snapped up by another car dealership group (probably Westover as they have most of the other marques locally).
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