[Shotimes] Re: turbos and stuff ...

Paul L Fisher sho@paul-fisher.com
Sat, 2 Oct 2004 12:22:21 -0500


Yes it is. He was very honest.


Paul L Fisher

1999 Ford Taurus SHO TR 68K - Kirk'ed 2/29/04.

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 - Amsoil TS-124 Oiled Foam air filter
 - Rear brake bias plugs

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-----Original Message-----
From: Kenneth [mailto:_cajun_@myway.com] 
Sent: Saturday, October 02, 2004 8:56 AM
To: sho@paul-fisher.com; shotimes@autox.team.net
Subject: RE: [Shotimes] Re: turbos and stuff ...


And you trust this guy........hahahahaha

I sure hope its not the same dealer that told you he would only give you
$250 trade for your SHO

Kenneth C.

'90 Red

'92 SHO-SHO









 --- On Sat 10/02, Paul L Fisher < sho@paul-fisher.com > wrote:

From: Paul L Fisher [mailto: sho@paul-fisher.com]

To: insman1@charter.net, shotimes@autox.team.net

Date: Fri, 1 Oct 2004 23:08:28 -0500

Subject: RE: [Shotimes] Re: turbos and stuff ...



He got a Legacy GT wagon.<br><br>My local Subie dealer is very reasonable,
will deal and allows test drives<br>with no salesman along.<br><br><br>Paul
L Fisher<br><br>1999 Ford Taurus SHO TR 68K - Kirk'ed 2/29/04.<br><br> -
Amsoil Series 2000 0W-30<br> - Amsoil TS-124 Oiled Foam air filter<br> -
Rear brake bias plugs<br><br>Visit my website:
http://www.paul-fisher.com<br>SHOClub Member:
http://www.shoclub.com<br>Amsoil dealer:
http://www.paul-fisher.com/oil<br><br><br>-----Original
Message-----<br>From: shotimes-admin@autox.team.net
[mailto:shotimes-admin@autox.team.net]<br>On Behalf Of Ron Fleshman<br>Sent:
Friday, October 01, 2004 10:21 PM<br>To: shotimes@autox.team.net<br>Subject:
RE: [Shotimes] Re: turbos and stuff ...<br><br><<And my Subie has a single
turbo on the "pancake" four.>><br><br>I don't know which Subaru Ron got, but
all this talk got me so curious that<br>I test drove both the STi and the
Legacy GT today.  Both run like crazy with<br>the STi being much faster.
Both shifted nicely and both had significant<br>turbo lag with the STi being
the worst.  However, both are a ball to drive<br>and I'd own one in a
heartbeat, BUT...<br><br>I checked the stickers.  The STi I drove had a
sticker of $33K plus the<br>dealer had added on a $750 market markup plus a
protection package (wax,<br>paint protectant--all BS) which made it nearly
$34K.  The Legacy listed at<br>over $28K plus the extras, putting it near
$30K.  For that you get<br>non-leather seats (I know, it's not important)
and the single worst stereo<br>I've ever heard in a modern production
automobile.  I saw few improvements<br>in the car itself to tell me that the
same $22K car of last year now costs<br>nearly $30.  That's a $8,000 engine,
folks.  I think the Neon SRT5 is<br>probably just as fast for $20K, so I
don't really get it (the STi is an<br>entirely different matter, BTW--it's a
race car plain and simple).  The only<br>difference in the SR5 and the
Legacy GT is that the SR5 seems faster because<br>it makes more noise.  NO
matter what anyone says, Chrysler still makes some<br>crappy cars and a Neon
is a Neon.<br><br>For $34K I can have an Acura TL 6-speed with leather,
navigation, all the<br>bells and whistles, and great (almost unreal) stereo
and still go 0-60 in<br>about the same time as the STi.  I guess it's a
matter of priorities or AWD<br>or something.  <br><br>I enjoyed both cars
immensely, for that matter and agree they are a blast,<br>but the price
Subaru put on these cars just doesn't make any sense at
all.<br><br>JMO<br><br><br>Ron<br>96 PG<br>92
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