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Replying to: chipkarsicker (Apr 15, 2006 10:34 pm) |
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Replying to: slazenger (Apr 16, 2006 6:07 am) Thanks for your reply. The dealer says there's 446 miles currently on the car and he is asking for $17,713, taking into account the current $500 rebate. As I figured out, the dealer invoice + destination = $17,754 (base auto trans invoice)+ $300 (spoiler invoice)+ $84 (armrest extension invoice)+ $575 (destination)=$18,713. This is what the dealer told me they paid Subaru. MSRP + destination = $19,572 ($19,045 base + $399 spoiler + $128 armrest extension) + $575 = $ 20,147. This is the "MSRP" on the dealer website. Dealer cost (not considering the cost they run the shop)= $18,713 - 3%*$19,572 (I do not think they can get holdback on the dest. fee  but correct me in case)= $18,713 - $ 587.16 = $18125.84. Taking off the $500 rebate they can sell for $17625.84 not to lose money. So that is close to $17,713 he asked. I remember people usually take 2 grands off or so to compensate for one MY loss. Do you think this (~$15,700)would be fair to both me and the dealer? Thanks. BTW, KBB gave me a higher private party price for a 1000 mile-used 2005 than a new 2006 while Edmunds seems to be fair. I suspect KBB tends to overprice pre-owned cars.
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Replying to: chipkarsicker (Apr 17, 2006 11:16 pm) Good Luck! |
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Replying to: chipkarsicker (Apr 17, 2006 11:16 pm) All that for what amounts to their holdback? Not worth it to me. I'd buy a new model and pay a little more. The discount should be bigger given those miles. -juice |
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Hi What would be a good price for a NEW leftover 2005 WRX WAGON Automatic with a MSRP OF $26,433? Please let me know as I have read that some people have bought a new WRX for 20k -21.5k and would like to know what you think is a good is a good price. Thank You Khyle
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Replying to: km24 (Apr 20, 2006 5:40 pm) The price depends on your location, miles and options on the car. Do you have more info on the car?
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Replying to: slazenger (Apr 21, 2006 1:32 pm) Thanks for responding. It is a 2005 wrx wagon automatic trans with 100 mile on the clock it located in south jersey. Also the car only has four options which are floor mats, cargo tray, cargo net and wheel locks. Msrp is $26,433. Khyle
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Replying to: km24 (Apr 21, 2006 3:19 pm) Good luck!
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Replying to: slazenger (Apr 21, 2006 8:27 pm) I am looking at another car with a quote of $21,300 . But i am trying to get the price down to $21,000. For two reason one person on edmunds was lucky enough to get a car for $20,000 and others for 20,500 to 21,000 otherwise a similar discount can be had on a newer 2006 with upgrades totaling about $4500 in value (ie 17 inch rims, brakes, bigger 2.5 engine, leather and sunroof) So I am still on the fence and will make a decision before the end of the month $5k discount on old or $4.6k discount on new just have to wait for the rebate to increase. Thank You Khyle
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Replying to: km24 (Apr 22, 2006 7:30 am)
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