koneil97

hi all i phoned my local subaru dealer ian greivie to ask if it was true that there axeing the sti and the guy sed subaru uk sed they did not speak to autoexpress and they have enough stock to last to december 2013 and sed no one will no for sure until 2014 if there bringing the new sti to the uk

rob84

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Rightly or wrongly I've asked the same question as I'm due to buy an extra car & keep my hatch as something extremely powerful for the weekends...

_Viktor

what does "sed" mean???

koneil97

it means said or told me

zayd

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You're not making yourself seem very intelligent by using a made up word, such as "sed". It's probably best to just use plain old English in its native form, when using such an open discussion platform.

koneil97

its a glasgow term

juggers

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Spelling police surely!! we have better things to do. Expect to see a lot of it from the younger generations on this forum over the coming years! so get used to it people!

Crosstalk

So we've got better things to do than make use of the education we all receive, and we'd better get used to it?

I wouldn't go using that kind of spelling in a job application...

cster

You would if you didn't want the job or were unemployable

lordharding

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I have wrote to Subaru Uk asking the question about the 2014 impreza which early prototype pictures look good
The alternative would be one of the last STi left in their depot they will be very cheap I would imagine but then what would the parts situation like and warranties etc in the future

Another option to think of changeing marque would be a tough decision after nearly 13 years of good fun,fast and safe motoring from my subarus ?

Spelling check done

ditchmyster

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And grammer.

Written.

Twin Fields

UK. Impreza. STI. Changing. Subaru's. And it should have read, "I have written"!

Sorry Lord, but you need to sort out your spell check software and also brush up on your grammar.

ditchmyster

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Erm, no apostrophe in subarus.

lordharding

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Farmers son background who had to leave school at 16 to work the fields for a fiver a day

Until I saw the light


Have we sorted out Subaru pulling out of the uK yet

Twin Fields

Well most spell checking software would say there is. And a capital "S"!

Twin Fields

I left school at 15 to work in a factory, so that's no excuse. And it's a capital "U" and a capital "K"!

Oldun

grammar?

You should not start a sentence with 'and'.

Back on topic, what about Subaru pulling out of UK?

There doesn't seem to be anything other than the original report which is being quoted in other media.

Has Subaru UK made a public statement yet?

ditchmyster

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Sounds like you need a software update.

So what letter is missing between the U and S to require the use of an apostrophe.

ditchmyster

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That may well be the case for a sentence, but this is a statement, a sentence is longer than two words.

Twin Fields

The apostrophe is used in the plural. "Subaru's". More than one Subaru!

ditchmyster

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Surly that should be subaroo's.

Twin Fields

It probably is, in Australia!

Henrik

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No, it's "one subaru, many subarus". Alternatively "it is the subaru's headlight"

Oldun

Sorry, no, a sentence can be as little as only one word.
Your statement is a sentence.

Infected by sti

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Who needs skool huh wiv ew guys ya learning us

See what I did there

ditchmyster

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Having thought about it, it's a question.

ditchmyster

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It shood bee "wiv u gies lernin uz" no "ya".

Infected by sti

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namron

From Glasgow myself and the word Sed is new to me.Maybe not a true Scot.

f1_fan

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Have you ever seen the inside of a school classroom???? The brick wall emoticon makes your faux pas even funnier!