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20% Sale Store Wide Autobarn This Weekend

WET-25T

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Hey i just wanted to let people know that autobarn has a 20% sale store wide this weekend so anything you need or might need sooner or later to grab it this weekend and save 20%.

I will definately be grabbing some expansive oils etc.

Cheers.

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Autobarn franchises have different prices depending on which autobarn you go to. there not obligated to have the sameprice so do your reaserch before buying from autobarn. eg wanted to buy 100octane race fuel from autobrn altona 99dollars. At my friends autobarn in doncaster 79.95. makes you wonder?????

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In regards to the different prices at different locations, i would say thats because all autobarn shops are privately owned franchises and have no connection between one another, so the owner can put what ever price he/she feels.

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no we cant.. we can have our own instore specials as we see fit

and sell products that arent on the computer for whatever price we want, but if its on our global system then we cant change prices to whatever we want.

it was 20% off this weekend and we are currently having a trust clearance sale.. possibly to remove trust from our main supplier

although at my shop, we're going to go with our own trust supplier now :D

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