Reply With Quotehahahahahhahahahah you got screwed over by Subaru ahahahhahahahahhahaOriginally Posted by SIMid
Shit, just hoping my PS3 GT5 STi does not have the same fate.
Have you noticed any funny engine bearing noises from the Wrx's or Sti's ????Shit, just hoping my PS3 GT5 STi does not have the same fate.
If so you have a problem hahahaha
My rides: 2004 Opel/Bertone TS Astra turbo convertible - 2012 Mercedes Benz C204 C Class coupe
Others: 2009 Honda City VTiL sedan - 2015 Fiat 500
hahahahahhahahahah you got screwed over by Subaru ahahahhahahahahhahaShit, just hoping my PS3 GT5 STi does not have the same fate.
You got romance. You got the boots. So, I just gotta ask. Can I get in your pants?
Remember that Subaru is a very small player in Australia's car market, currently running at less than 4% market share, with total registrations of all models about 3,000 per month. And only a small percentage of that small percentage are turbocharged. Toyota sell more Corolla models (almost 4,000) than Subaru sell of all models.
On the world car market Subaru is more insignificant, the only market share stats I could find had them rating alongside a number of other small manufacturers at less than 1%.
Looking at Australian sales stats, the results can be surprising. Commodore is doing poorly, selliing about the same as Corolla, the Mondeo is selling a few hundred a month (similar to the Vectra when it was around), the Mazda 3 sells well, while the Focus just outsells the Astra (about 1200 per month to about 1100).
lol!! I knew subarus were shit.
come one..wouldnt they have detected that when stress testing the engine??? they did a quicky job...
They're Japs not Germanslol!! I knew subarus were shit.
come one..wouldnt they have detected that when stress testing the engine??? they did a quicky job...
You got romance. You got the boots. So, I just gotta ask. Can I get in your pants?
only 2 engines in the states have had this problem.
I am actually very happy that a manufacturer would go to this effort after only 2 engines, holden would wait until they had probably 1000+ screaming customers before the thought about fixing a problem...in fact didnt that happen to one of the V8 motors a while ago? owners were getting rebuilds under warranty etc.
The rage of VIN numbers affected may look big, but when i spoke to an STI dealer on friday he said virtually no cars in australia fall between the limits( a few hundred max) and none of the STI's delivered to australia were within the range...
Subaru MY08 STi - Alpine white :whistle:
Hammond to Clarkson: "if the STi is faster your gonna look like such a knob!"
209kw at all 4.
german cars are rubbish tooThey're Japs not Germans
Due to poor aussie servicing...not manufacturegerman cars are rubbish too
You got romance. You got the boots. So, I just gotta ask. Can I get in your pants?
could be..but I doubt that a software glitch with the automatic transmission of a 2007 E class merc is a servicing issue...Due to poor aussie servicing...not manufacture
but 100% agree that car manufacturers should concentrate on training their mechanics better and change this attittude: "she `ll be alright mate!"
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Aren't Opel's German?german cars are rubbish too
A mechanic at my work has had bottom end problems with his "bug eyed" wrx since he bought it. It has a horrible b end bearing knock when cold started
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