Well, I said to the guy that I never paid 22 grand to drive at 35miles per hour and he agreed that if the car is built to go fast, then it should have the equipment to stop it in equal measure. He then said that Subaru are aware of this and are willing to suck it up, up to a point of course. Given that they admit that their stopping gear is not up to the job (as admitted in not so many words), then how can they say the pads are not covered? Doesn't make sense. Also, it is in the interest of the dealer IMO, to change as much on the car as possible, within reason, because by so doing they claim the costs from Subaru, ultimately increasing their own profit margins. This is of course supposition. Of course the best course of action is to acquire a replacement non-Subaru braking solution. I will of course endevour to do this right after I win the Lotto.
And yes Stephen, I spose I really should try and adopt a different braking technique: Rather than go barrelling into the corners then jumping on the brakes, I guess I will have to lift sooner, and brake longer and more gently.
Thanks for the comments gents: I'm going to put on my slippers now!