Any views on c performance
04 May 2014, 05:11 PM
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Any views on c performance
Hi,
i have owned a Nissan 350z for the past 2 years. I have been swayed towards a subaru by a friend who owns one and also the distinctive sound. I have just sold my 350z so i am now actively looking at getting my first subaru. I have a budget of around 10k.
I have contacted a company called c performance who seem to stock alot of them. When i contacted them last week, i was told i will get a call back but unfortunately i am still waiting
. Not the best start i suppose so will try them again.
In the meantime i thought what better place to ask the question than a subaru forum. i could not find any information about this company in terms of reviews. Has anyone had any dealings with them, good or bad, any information would be helpful. Thanks
i have owned a Nissan 350z for the past 2 years. I have been swayed towards a subaru by a friend who owns one and also the distinctive sound. I have just sold my 350z so i am now actively looking at getting my first subaru. I have a budget of around 10k.
I have contacted a company called c performance who seem to stock alot of them. When i contacted them last week, i was told i will get a call back but unfortunately i am still waiting
. Not the best start i suppose so will try them again. In the meantime i thought what better place to ask the question than a subaru forum. i could not find any information about this company in terms of reviews. Has anyone had any dealings with them, good or bad, any information would be helpful. Thanks
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Hi,
i have owned a Nissan 350z for the past 2 years. I have been swayed towards a subaru by a friend who owns one and also the distinctive sound. I have just sold my 350z so i am now actively looking at getting my first subaru. I have a budget of around 10k.
I have contacted a company called c performance who seem to stock alot of them. When i contacted them last week, i was told i will get a call back but unfortunately i am still waiting. Not the best start i suppose so will try them again.
In the meantime i thought what better place to ask the question than a subaru forum. i could not find any information about this company in terms of reviews. Has anyone had any dealings with them, good or bad, any information would be helpful. Thanks
i have owned a Nissan 350z for the past 2 years. I have been swayed towards a subaru by a friend who owns one and also the distinctive sound. I have just sold my 350z so i am now actively looking at getting my first subaru. I have a budget of around 10k.
I have contacted a company called c performance who seem to stock alot of them. When i contacted them last week, i was told i will get a call back but unfortunately i am still waiting
. Not the best start i suppose so will try them again. In the meantime i thought what better place to ask the question than a subaru forum. i could not find any information about this company in terms of reviews. Has anyone had any dealings with them, good or bad, any information would be helpful. Thanks
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04 May 2014, 08:16 PM
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i was looking at a wrx which just had an engine rebuild, and was told to stay well clear as they had used a reconditioned crank, so i would say look somewhere else
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I really do not understand how car dealers like these are allowed to continue trading.
Its such a shame as it gives other dealers a bad name.
You will never be successful long term by treating customers poorly.
Its such a shame as it gives other dealers a bad name.
You will never be successful long term by treating customers poorly.
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07 May 2014, 02:06 AM
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over a whopping 100,000 miles once went into thin air from this seller 
. Saw the mileage on a car a few weeks earlier at 203,000 (kms). Ended up on the sellers website with 60k on the clock being sold as a "low mileage" car.
. Saw the mileage on a car a few weeks earlier at 203,000 (kms). Ended up on the sellers website with 60k on the clock being sold as a "low mileage" car.
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