11k off a new STI (Hatch)
15 January 2012, 08:32 AM
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11k off a new STI (Hatch)
15 January 2012, 09:21 AM
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Just noticed that on hotukdeals, was just about to post up- beat me to it !!
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/new-...11-260-1118637
still a lot off dosh but a lot cheaper than the original price thou eh ?!!
- serious question 21.5k - what else would that get you these days ??
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/new-...11-260-1118637
still a lot off dosh but a lot cheaper than the original price thou eh ?!!
- serious question 21.5k - what else would that get you these days ??
15 January 2012, 09:29 AM
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Must be the European model, check regarding the warranty being able to be transferred to the UK. I remember this with the hatch when they first came out, they cane with the 330s toys just not the power upgrade
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15 January 2012, 09:35 AM
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Yep wondered the same thing where do they source the cars - euro imports ?? dont know enough about the subject , possibly euro imports are slightly better spec than uk cars ??
is it a genuine 11k off the price ie. would your local scooby dealer offer similar deals on there new cars ??
is it a genuine 11k off the price ie. would your local scooby dealer offer similar deals on there new cars ??
15 January 2012, 10:06 AM
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It says saloon is the same price as well???
http://www.carquake.co.uk/new-Subaru...pe_UK_4dr/2011
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http://www.carquake.co.uk/new-Subaru...pe_UK_4dr/2011
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15 January 2012, 08:43 PM
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cant understand how an unregistered 2011 saloon sti can be sold at this price
there's something not right in all of this...
i cant find any good reviews on people buying unregistered from them, only ones that the company already pre-reg the cars - this is no different to ford doing this that my wife has bought last 2 cars , got over £10k off
there's something not right in all of this...
i cant find any good reviews on people buying unregistered from them, only ones that the company already pre-reg the cars - this is no different to ford doing this that my wife has bought last 2 cars , got over £10k off
16 January 2012, 09:16 AM
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Im gonna keep this lot bookmarked as even for a 2nd hand 2011 STi thats a good price. Does sound too good to be true which usually means it is but if you do the proper checks on origin, warranty etc then its gotta be worth a look if your in the market now.
16 January 2012, 09:52 AM
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Just read the entire 12 page thread on Hot Deals. Omg I cant remember the last time I heard so much crap spoken in one place. Be lucky if there is even 1 page of useful info there.
I just tried submitting an enquiry to the dealer but got a java script error. Will give them a call later as quite intrigued to know if its an MY11 deal rather than yet another one of these old MY08's in red
I just tried submitting an enquiry to the dealer but got a java script error. Will give them a call later as quite intrigued to know if its an MY11 deal rather than yet another one of these old MY08's in red
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17 January 2012, 09:36 AM
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The heavily discounted price advertised on this vehicle was due to nothing more than an error in a pricing update activated on Friday evening. As previous comments have mentioned the price was quickly removed Monday morning, this was when the error was spotted due to the large volume of email enquiries received about the offer. The offer was removed at 9.08 am yesterday morning - without the intervention of any Subaru Zone Managers!!!! However if Subaru would like to off load some of these vehicles I can gaurantee them a very big response if they reduce prices to this level. The pricing error went viral on numerous website forums and understandably created huge interest. As the offer was posted on the Carquake website, I only think it fair to state that Carquake are simply an advertising website and the error was caused by the advertiser and not Carquake. I have posted this on behalf of the advertiser and apologise for any disappointment this error may have caused any of the users of this forum.