OH NO

[cat17]

got a link Gareth ? I'm too lazy to look ops:

[coolangatta]

Yeh, it happened to me.
There I was with a lazy Saturday on my hands and not much to do.
Took the company vehicle for a spin in town.
Dropped into a Mitsubishi dealer for a look. Test drove an Evo8MR, liked it but not that much.
Then made the mistake of calling by the Subaru dealer about a mile down tha road.
They had a fantastic looking red STi8 demonstrator 8) . Drove the car, loved the car, had to have one. End of story

[PeterUK300]

Originally Posted by coolangatta

Yeh, it happened to me.
There I was with a lazy Saturday on my hands and not much to do.
Took the company vehicle for a spin in town.
Dropped into a Mitsubishi dealer for a look. Test drove an Evo8MR, liked it but not that much.
Then made the mistake of calling by the Subaru dealer about a mile down tha road.
They had a fantastic looking red STi8 demonstrator 8) . Drove the car, loved the car, had to have one. End of story

Yes
I think once they get you behind the wheel.... That is it end of story MUST HAVE ONE

Thats how I got the UK300 and I have got to say I am still chuffed to bits with it AND it still has the GRIN and WOW factors

[cat17]

The cars definitely sell themselves Why do we bother with the dealers, all they do is hand over the keys :shock:

[buzz]

Didn't have much choice, sat waiting for the replacement car for 3 1/2 hrs and this STi just sent telepathic thoughts over to me saying "Buy me Buyme" I had no choice Honest!


buzz

[coolangatta]

Originally Posted by cat17

The cars definitely sell themselves Why do we bother with the dealers, all they do is hand over the keys :shock:

Cat, For me it was the best visit to a dealers ever.
Apart from getting a great car, he spoke very little English, apart from telling me he was a Liverpool fan :twisted: , and I speak very limited Japanese.
Great, no smarmy Bull**it
But your right, he was very much surplus to requirements. The car sold it's self, unlike the Evo. Sorry Evo fans :wink:

[Nelson]

Originally Posted by coolangatta

Cat, For me it was the best visit to a dealers ever.
Apart from getting a great car, he spoke very little English, apart from telling me he was a Liverpool fan :twisted: , and I speak very limited Japanese.
Great, no smarmy Bull**it
But your right, he was very much surplus to requirements. The car sold it's self, unlike the Evo. Sorry Evo fans :wink:

(ahem) are there any EVO fans on here..... :shock: :wink:

[skylight]

:?: Maybe we should invite some in just to see what they are missing

[buzz]

No, they will only try and copy a great web site.


buzz

[cat17]

I don't know any Evo drivers anyway

[N_Collins]

I do :wink: and after driving theirs I would still rather have a scooby

[cat17]

Originally Posted by N_Collins

I do :wink: and after driving theirs I would still rather have a scooby

Good answer

[Poxy]

you lot cannot have driven many evo,s then :?: they will muller any new age scoob easy,we are not even in the same league as one of them.

this is a scoob forum,i have a a scoob,i love my scoob but a fq 300 will piss all over my non standard classic any day and out handle it.

sorry but its the truth,scoobs are not unbeatable, focus rs eats us for breakfast :shock:

[newie]

maybe thats the truth Poxy

but for me it's more about the looks and my ultimate scooby (22B) would win it for me over any evo or rs

shape wise i'm still in love with the classic over the new-age but that will probably change in the future (when i can afford to buy one :wink: )

[Poxy]

agree but that is personal opinions of what you like and dont like,

the fact is the evo is a better track tool, power and handling package than any standard scoob,type 25 i do not class as standard.

i love scoobs :wink: just annoys me that people rubbish other car makes :? we are all performance car fans are we not :?: and the evo is a bloody good car.

servicing though that is another matter :evil: