New Subaru BRZ STi concept

New Subaru BRZ STi concept

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T5NYW

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316 posts

224 months

Saturday 28th April 2012
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paulmoonraker said:
Bang wink

Only kidding, but I would be careful given the track record of the recent engines. However, litchfield know their st. smile
To be fair he does wink

He knows how to balance a car to get the best out of it. Not always the hardest suspension and silly BHP.

my type 20 was a great example. biggrin

I wonder how mich he charge for a GT300??? Now that's awesome

Tony

Zed Ed

1,109 posts

184 months

Saturday 28th April 2012
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I'm benchmarking against Exige S


skeeterm5

3,361 posts

189 months

Saturday 28th April 2012
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I am thinking of getting one of these, but more likely to go for the Toyota as I am worried about the declining Subaru dealer network. Anybody else have the same concern?

S

T5NYW

Original Poster:

316 posts

224 months

Saturday 28th April 2012
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skeeterm5 said:
I am thinking of getting one of these, but more likely to go for the Toyota as I am worried about the declining Subaru dealer network. Anybody else have the same concern?

S
I travel 75miles to m SUBARU dealer but I have 3 dealers closer to me. One is under 20miles away wink

T
You pays yer money and makes your choice wink

Tony

Zed Ed

1,109 posts

184 months

Sunday 29th April 2012
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I think the Subaru will be the cooler, rarer , version for sure

if my local Scooby dealer goes then I'll get it serviced at Toyota smile, can't see that happening


skeeterm5

3,361 posts

189 months

Sunday 29th April 2012
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You may think that, but my local scooby dealer closed down a couple of months ago.

S

paulmoonraker

2,850 posts

164 months

Sunday 29th April 2012
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skeeterm5 said:
You may think that, but my local scooby dealer closed down a couple of months ago.

S
There is no escaping the fact that in the UK Subaru is struggling. The strength of the Yen, plus base increases in the price of the car are not helping. Subaru have alienated much of their established following with 1) withdrawing from WRC 2) the bloody hatch which blew a 3 year hole in the used Impreza market 3) prices that are simply two high - a Scooby STi is a 25K car, not a 35K one.

Tony of course is an exception to this wink and we love him for it smile

Zed Ed

1,109 posts

184 months

Sunday 29th April 2012
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Big year 2012 though, add BRZ, XV and new impreza, and it looks a lot stronger range.




T5NYW

Original Poster:

316 posts

224 months

Sunday 29th April 2012
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paulmoonraker said:
There is no escaping the fact that in the UK Subaru is struggling. The strength of the Yen, plus base increases in the price of the car are not helping. Subaru have alienated much of their established following with 1) withdrawing from WRC 2) the bloody hatch which blew a 3 year hole in the used Impreza market
I agree biggrin

paulmoonraker said:
3) prices that are simply two high - a Scooby STi is a 25K car, not a 35K one.

Tony of course is an exception to this wink and we love him for it smile
biggrin LOL my First was £25K, new bug £27.5K + PPP & PHP £3K, my00 Type R £12k. MY06 JDM circa £28K to Type20 + £5.5K new 2011 360R, whoops 320R £33K with +£1k for 340R so relatively speaking on par wink I would have much prefered a JDM but as you say The Strong YEN and was 20% VAT etc made it £44K OTR I liked it but not THAT much wink

Tony