I've just bought a new Subaru...are they any good??
I've just bought a new Subaru...are they any good??
nah, i`ll give ya £50 for it
lets see some pics of it
There good at drinking lots of petrol and costing loads of money.
Sorry to dissapoint you boys...but I am a Ford anorak..
2 x S2 turbos (1 x 185bhp Well Lane)
1 x RS1600i
1 x Sapphy Cos
...BUT the Subaru is different, I can just get in it...thrash the tits of it...and not worry about bits falling off...Lift off oversteer, immense grip, reliable, what more could you want.
I HAVE driven a Focus RS, and they are VERY good. but again, the Subaru is worry free.
If you have got £20000 and like Fords, BUY THE RS!!!
If you have £18000 and like thrashing the bollocks of cars day in day out only having to buy tyres...Subaru
Oh.. BTW... FRP did well didn't it!! Mexico is very cool, even though it has the wrong grill, Van.....Never mind
I can feel a debate coming on!!
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If you were worried about bits falling off of the Fords you must of bought crap ones
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(edited to point out the obvious)
Spoken like a true Ford enthusiast...
..You don't know what a reliable car is till you buy one..
My mate has a 16000 mile Escort Cosworth Monte, and that costs him money....
RS sir, ahh come to this special service counter...+50%
Sorry Boys, if you wanna talk about cars that are Frequently Off Road Dead, do it in your own forum...or the RSOC site, they talk a load of S@~3 as well...
Crap ones???...The last S2 I had sold privately for £4500, in 2001...Nah sorry...
Handle well don't they...no torque steer or anything...
We can all drive happily together, Jap Crap in front though!
Have edited my previous post
Yeah nice one....
It was you that started the 'funnies'
Are you old enough to drive?????
The FRP has done very well, 3 track days over nearly 3 years and never had a problem, it gets hammered everywhere as its a company car, just needs new tyres and brakes every 9000 miles, which are free
If you like loads of grip, you should try the FRP, I think you'd be surprised how much better it is.
i got a scoobie they are better than the cossies round bends but 2wd ones will wip them in a straight ling.well qualifed for statement as i have had lots of cossies and a wrx
Nope, they look like the fell out of the ugly tree and hit every branch on the way down, and i think you'll find that no car can just be spanked and no need to worry about it, as you'll find out soon enough i guessI've just bought a new Subaru...are they any good??
I wanted a Scooby for a daily drive but spoke to several people who owned them and said that the service costs are horrific. Apparently the spark plug aren't easy to get to (as it's a flat 4).
Sorry to say, I really don't like the styling of the '02 or '03 models though - give me a P1 any day.
Where's Marshall? He's our resident Scooby guru
The guy who owned my cossie before me went and bought a 22B, very nice car indeed, but lasted 2000 miles of abuse before the ceramic clutch died, thats really reliable isn't it for a £30k+ carHe now has a Mitsubishi Evo 5, he says (and i concour) much better car!
service £90 pounds for one to £200 pounds were you go clutch wrx £350 Front brake pads £100. I have done approx 15K and i have only had 2 spend £700 on stuff just in par with a cossie
I'd take the Scooby Dooby Doo Too, but only cause the Focus RS isn;t my cup of tea, front wheel drive etc. But the new Scoobs are pig ugly hence the price but if you can suffer that then it's a bargain considering the only comparison new is the Lancer's which cost allot more. Subaru are addressing the bad case of the ugglies and a new modeled front end is coming out soon.
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