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Replying to: girmann (Sep 26, 2005 8:00 pm) As for the actual deal on the car, there are numerous reasons for selling at that price; and they're probably all economics: 1) The new models are out with a totally different engine and look; 2) The car has been on the lot for 7 months+/-; 3) In the past, dealers actually financed their inventory, and after a certain time period, 60-90 days, they started paying more interest on those loans. As you can see, it's in the dealer's best interest to move that car ASAP. Terry
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Replying to: threesin (Sep 27, 2005 8:45 am) Okay, then the only other problem I have is that it WOULD be my daily driver... Hmm.... Mark |
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My WRX deal is officially done. Kaput. Fini. The car seats don't fit. Oh man, this sucks. I only need 2 more inches of legroom to make it fit... can't they just add 2 inches to the car? How difficult could that possibly be? So I admintted that it didn't fit. Now I have to look for something else. I can't believe it. They even let me take it home to make sure.... course they do have my deposit... I even thought about buying new car seats... AAARRRGGGHHH!!! Four years waiting... and now...  Mark I'm still in mourning... |
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Replying to: girmann (Sep 29, 2005 6:16 pm) You could get a great deal on a leftover '05 model if you hurry. Bob |
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Replying to: girmann (Sep 29, 2005 6:16 pm) 
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Replying to: girmann (Sep 29, 2005 6:16 pm) At least one Outback owner was able to remove a detent and get the seat to move back an extra inch or two. That may have been only for power seats, but it's worth a look. On my Miata, I put washers as spacers to raise the front of the seat track. I had to get longer bolts, too, but it fit, and gives me a little thigh support. The bent knee creates more room, too. Just some ideas. -juice |
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I am about to buy a subaru impreza 2.5i wagon right now, coz my old camry totally acted up! my aim is the basic, with manual tranny , no extras!, what's the best price I can get? I live in Scarborough, any suggestion will be very appreciated, coz tomorrow I have to talk to the dealer! thank you all those who drop a line or 2! |
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Replying to: girmann (Sep 29, 2005 6:16 pm)
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I was looking through my owners manual for the 2006 impreza 2.5i and it says that oil changes are every 7 1/2 months or 7,500 miles (depending on easy/hard driving habits). Can this be right, 7,500 miles for your first oil change?
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If you are on the Schedule B. Make sure you read the fine print, most people should be on Schedule A, 3750 mile intervals. Hard to keep track of, I know. Get those windshield stickers from your local auto supply place. I get them from Advance Auto Parts since I buy my oil there usually. -juice
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