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Where to get new front brake pads from?
The cupra formentor vz1 245 phev arrived on Friday and the XV departed the same day back to the dealer who sold it to me. Lovely car,very comfy and with a touch more zip than the XV!
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Where to get new front brake pads from?
Well,I cancelled the formentor I had ordered as I still had no build slot in sight. I replaced it with......a cupra formentor 245 phev that was in stock! Collecting it in a couple of weeks.
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Where to get new front brake pads from?
I may have a look at the RAV4, especially as you are so impressed with yours. I'll keep.you updated
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Where to get new front brake pads from?
If it ever arrives...... Two unconfirmed build slots for it have been cancelled and I have no idea when it will be made. The Xv has 13 months of mot,new tyres and brakes and is running beautifully. Seriously thinking of just keeping it and cancelling the cupra especially with winter approaching where the Subaru excels. Its still a great car after all.
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Where to get new front brake pads from?
Yes,all sorted along with the mouse attacked gaitor and a 13 months MOT (thought I'd have it done early whilst it was in the garage). Going to miss the car when it goes,but Subaru have missed a trick not offering a more powerful version like the 2.5 they offer in the states or a turbo charged XT version.
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Where to get new front brake pads from?
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Where to get new front brake pads from?
Well the Scooby's booked in again for it's brakes..... This time they are knocking twice during braking at any speed. The garage says that the pads fitted are slightly too small and moving under braking. In addition my front left CV gaitor has been nibbled by mice and needs replacing. Unfortunately my new car has not yet been built and I don't get it until December.
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Where to get new front brake pads from?
In the end and because during service the wear to my pads was completely missed,Subaru derby eventually sent out a set of the correct pads f.o.c. I must admit the episode dented my faith in Subaru's famed dealer quality but at least they tried to make amends in the end.
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Moving on
That's way above the quoted range,well done
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Moving on
That looks great Ernie and a very fetching colour.I like it.
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XV, SHOULD I BUY ONE
That's shocking...Subaru need to up their game not drop the ball. Tiny model range,poor warranty in comparison to the opposition isn't going to help their sales figures.
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XV, SHOULD I BUY ONE
I think further down it states a five year power train only warranty as well.
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XV, SHOULD I BUY ONE
Just another quick point..the Subaru warranty is five years,although the last two cover the power train only I believe.
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XV, SHOULD I BUY ONE
Just to echo Ernie's post,I agree with all he says there๐ The Xv is such a great car to drive..a fantastic ride,Lovely steering and a very solid chassis all round. The tech is excellent with probably the best active cruise control and safety systems out there. The only downsides to me were the cost of services,some rarity of parts (I had a bit of a mare getting pads from anywhere other than the dealer) and the very limited range of engines,all of which are a little weak in comparison to the competition but make up for it by being exceptionally smooth..you almost feel as if you are driving an electric car when you have the stereo on. Like Ernie,I'm moving on later in the year to another make,purely because I want a bit more performance which Subaru can't offer.
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Where to get new front brake pads from?
I do like your new motor too Ernie,rapid as well!