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I just drove home my new STi (black, no accessories). The internet manager priced it insanely low at $30,109. I sprung for the super-duper 6/80 warranty with tires/rims, interior/exterior, theft recovery, and 2/24 scheduled maintenance. After all that and TT+L, I payed just over 33K. Subaru currently has decent finance rates - 3.9% for 48 months, and 4.9% for 49-72 months. I bought it from Subaru of Milford in southern NH, and had a great experience with them. They were very helpful with the logistics - gave me a ride from rental car dropoff, and gave me a loaner so I could get insurance and plates (NH temp plates are no good in MA)
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Replying to: solublefish (Mar 17, 2006 4:39 pm) -juice |
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Closed on '06 STI this week. Black/silver, fogs, security impact, short throw, auto dim mirror. About $200 over invoice - BS fees I did not argue on (Dock fee, finance fee). I did jump on the 0% for 2yrs as a part of it and got the 100K/6yr with no deductable for $1,392 (they made a around $200 on the warranty), figure the warranty will protect me if I hang on to it and help resell if I don't. Picking it up in an hour, psyched.
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Replying to: fisherboy (Mar 24, 2006 7:40 am) You know you get roadside assistance for all 6 years, right? AAA was costing me $71 per year, so that alone is worth $426. -juice |
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Juice - yes Gold Plus. Yes on roadside, up to $80/tow. AAA costs helped me justify it. The dealer cost on a 6yr/100k with $100 deductable is $1200. So I assume this was a little higher, ended up at $1385. Going to be a long 1K miles under 4K rpm.........
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Replying to: fisherboy (Mar 24, 2006 11:19 am) -juice |
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Hi What is a good price for a new 2005 wrx automatic wagon with a MSRP 26,300? So far the best I could get is $21,800 - $22,600. What is a good price on a 2006 wrx wagon automatic with MSRP $28,500 - $29,000? Also some one bought a 2006 wrx sti for 30K what was the original MSRP price? Lastly someone bought a 2005 wrx from a distributor for low 20k – 20.k what is meant by the distributor vs. the dealer Thank You
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Replying to: km24 (Apr 07, 2006 6:33 am)
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Replying to: raybear (Apr 10, 2006 3:45 am) What do you mean? What car would you buy the 2005 or the 2006 and why? Thank You
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Replying to: km24 (Apr 10, 2006 7:52 am) |
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