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Replying to: mwasnidge (Jul 08, 2008 10:04 am)  Not something I would normally pay for, but I like it a lot now that I have it! I hope you will enjoy yours as well! BTW, Does anyone who has been on dirt roads have a problem keeping the area between the rear bumper cover and vertical by the hatch area clean? There is a 1/2 inch gap there that just seems to fill up. I know, I know, but it is a new car! I want to keep it clean! |
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For those who have not purchased their Forester yet. I saw this ad for a red pearl 2009 SUBARU FORESTER base model MODEL 9FA, MSRP $20,660, STOCK # 29012 Price: $18,588 They say they deliver all over the country and into Canada. Heuberger, located in Colorado Springs is advertising it here: http://www.heuberger.subaru.com/AdWizardAd/7190724 Hope this is legal...I have no connection with Heuberger. Although, I bought my new forester there.
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Replying to: sgloon (Jul 09, 2008 10:13 pm) http://www.heubergermotors.com/new-inventory/index.htm?reset=InventoryListing |
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I need to find out if I am suppose to get the Valet key with my Premium model 09 Forester. It along with 2nd remote and master key were not delivered. I am fighting with the dealer to get them. The manual says we are suppose to get the valet key. The dealer is now saying they only come with the Limited models??? Thus they won't pay for the valet key. Are they lying to me? It has been 3-1/2 weeks and they still haven't given me anything.
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Replying to: sgloon (Jul 14, 2008 10:17 pm)  and I got both sets of keys and fobs, plus the valet key. I think your dealer may have lost them, and just don't want to admit it.
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Replying to: sgloon (Jun 03, 2008 9:12 pm) |
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How is the price? Any comments. thanks! Forester 2009 Premium w/all weather package Auto Transmission Areo Cross Bars Wheel Arch Molding Spash Guards Rear Bumper Cover Cargo Tray Fog Lamp Kit All Weather Mats And Auto Dimming Mirror w/Compass. Price before TTD is 24000, is that a good price |
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We are still waiting since the first week in June for a Newport Blue Pearl 2009 Forester Limited PZEV. We still have no idea where it might be, even though I have talked to SOA a few times. With this long wait, I have read of great deals people are getting. I am thinking we could have done better. If so, does anyone have a suggestion on how to improve this price once we made the deal? $24,541 plus $665 freight and $500 "profit". Total $25,706. It looks like I have to pay taxes on freight and their profit. Is that right? With accessories the total is $26,498.There will be an additional $55 processing fee plus taxes and license. auto dimming mirror with homelink and compass puddle lights splash guards body side moldings wheel locks luggage compartment cover moon roof deflector rear bumper cover I am hoping the moon roof deflector really helps with noise when the moon roof is opened. It will also distinguish my vehicle from others as I've never seen one of these on any SUV yet. Time will prove if it will affect mileage at all. Gold Rush Subaru is a no haggle small dealership in Auburn, California. I could not get them to budge from their prices. There was no offer of any perks either, such as an additional extended warranty. I have only seen a Sage Green one on the road in Auburn (a town in the Sierra foothills) where 2008 and older Foresters are very numerous so I wonder how many they are actually selling.
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Replying to: irollit (Jul 19, 2008 8:39 am) Compare what the dealer actually paid to what they want from you. The $500 "profit" figure sounds suspicious, but how many Subaru dealers are in your market? Some people think that a few hundred under total dealer invoice is the only way to go; some people are not in a place where that kind of deal is possible and will be happy with invoice or a bit over. Consumer Reports and other gurus recommend that you pay 2 percent to 4 percent over true dealer cost. What is a good price is dependent upon your market -- how many dealers in your area, what the dealer needs, etc. There are lots of good posts in this forum that go into all that.
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