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Replying to: godwheel (Dec 23, 2008 3:22 pm) Not as bad as a rental, then again maybe it is. I would expect to pay at least 10% less than a new one, maybe even 20%. Thing is, you can get a deal on a new one, so I wouldn't bother with the loaner.
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Replying to: ateixeira (Dec 24, 2008 9:15 am) |
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I am getting the following quote in SF bay area for 2.5X with Premium and All weather package. MSRP: 25309 Sell Price: 22809 Lease is $286 per month including CA tax with $1291 due at signing (includes first month + lease acq fees + DMV fees) Residual is 62% and MF is 0.00175 for 36/12 terms Seems like a decent deal. Comments? A little off-topic but the 2.5X does feel quite sluggish to me. I wonder how it will handle in the mountains (Lake Tahoe in my case) during the ski season...
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Replying to: driverboy (Dec 27, 2008 6:56 pm) |
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hello everyone, I appreciate all the information that has been posted as I've been searching for my new Foerster. I just got the following quote from Galles & Davis Subaru in Albuquerque, New Mexico: Forester 2.5XT Limited with NAV, Spark Silver with black leather and: All Weather Mats Spoiler (I've seen this listed as stock but is also a separate accessory online) Security Shock Sensor Autodim/compass mirror with homelink Cargo tray Side cargo net Round cross bar kit Seat back cargo net Splash guard kit iPOD phone console tray Moonroof Air Deflector $28,388 with all accessories installed 3% New Mexico tax: $851.64 Registration and docs: $352.36 OTD: $29,592.94 I believe the MSRP for this deal is: $31,445 I think the invoice is $29,432 And they are working with me on the registration as I am really a dual resident of Arizona and New Mexico. I have a business/house in Arizona and property in New Mexico. Arizona State tax is almost 8% and registration here would be about $600 per year. New Mexico is 3% and registration is a flat $60. I think they are probably making a few hundred dollars, which is fine. What do you guys think? I am looking at doing this today. I may try to get them to give me Bluetooth at invoice. I think on top of their profit, they also make a commission from Subaru, correct? |
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Replying to: capitano (Nov 24, 2008 8:45 am)
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Here's the latest offer i got in NorCal. 2009 Forester 2.5X Limited in Black MSRP 27453 Selling for 24500 Lease for 36/12, Residual 60%, MF 0.00175 Monthly payment of $319 including CA taxes, $1153 due at signing Looks ok to me. Will probably get this tomorrow. |
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Replying to: andiron (Dec 12, 2008 9:56 pm) This is a great price! Seriously, once you get down to the negotiation, any price that you are happy with paying is a great price! Congrats on your new Subaru! I hope you really enjoy it! |
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Replying to: jlabaudio (Dec 30, 2008 6:04 pm) |
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Passing on my buying experience on my forester. This forum was instrumental in getting information on the forester and I thought I should pass on my info for somebody else. 4-speed auto trans. w/sportshift $1000. all weather package $400. protection group $662. delivery $695. MSRP 25452. purchase price 23278. tax 1629.46 tire fee 7.50 nj reg 250. doc fee 189. total price 25353.96 Probably could have done better but I thought this was the best I could do at the time. This purchase was in October in Lakewood N.J.. |
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