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#1014 of 2254 Re: 2006 XT- Denver dealers? end of year bargains? [steviewonder] by raybear Jun 24, 2006 (7:50 am)
Replying to: steviewonder (Jun 23, 2006 9:44 am) Subaru auctions off a few cars that have been damaged by windstorms. Full factory warranty except for the paint. Look for small chips and nicks. Replies to this message: ateixeira (Jun 26, 2006 10:27 am)
#1015 of 2254 new rav4 vs outback by iknevs1 Jun 24, 2006 (2:42 pm)
Hi I just placed a deposit on 2006 H-6 outback base cloth wagon in champagne opal gold. The msrp is 30,017 and we agreed on 25,000 dollars before tax, title and registration (99 dollars). I am happy with the deal, i will get the car on tuesday or wednesday. any thoughts
#1016 of 2254 Re: 2006 XT- Denver dealers? end of year bargains? [raybear] by ateixeira Jun 26, 2006 (10:27 am)
Replying to: raybear (Jun 24, 2006 7:50 am) I want one of those...I get door dinge once a week it seems, who cares about one tiny flaw like that?   -juice
#1017 of 2254 Re: Outback price [rdowney] by edelle Jun 26, 2006 (1:59 pm)
Replying to: rdowney (Jun 19, 2006 8:07 am) I just picked up an Outback 2.5i a/t with only the all-weather mats and cargo net as options. OTD price (incl. D.C. tax, tags, fees) was $23,400 approx. from Fitzmall in Rockville, MD. This is the Fitzmall "value price" ($367 above the "internet" price) which gives discounts on some service and a number of free oil changes plus a free loaner car for life when serviced there. The latter was my add-on and is not pushed on you by sales force (at least not too hard).   Very good experience, great car. got the Atlantic blue. Also got the 2.9% financing and wish I could have afforded to do the 2-year financing at 0%, but all in all a great deal. Subaru has great incentives on a great car right now and Fitzmall. Highly recommended. Also thanks to the forum, which I used for weeks to track prices and do research. A great resource for consumers.   Also, salesman told me he does not work on commission. True? But there does seem to be a commission-like system based on customer satisfaction, apparently. Replies to this message: ateixeira (Jun 27, 2006 10:00 am)
#1018 of 2254 Buying A Used Outback by bemidjigreen Jun 26, 2006 (4:38 pm)
I am in the market for a used outback and really like the 2005/2006 version of it. I've been offered some great deals on a new 2006, but the payment is a bit more than I want.   I've seen quite a few used 2005/2006 outbacks listed on autotrader and cars.com in the Minneapolis area thar are below Bluebook...alot below it in some cases. After doing a carfax on them, they appear to be former rental cars.   Should I steer clear of these vehicles or are they worth looking into. I intend to have the car inspected before I purchase but I am concerned that these cars have been used, abused and poorly maintained. Thanks! Carolyn Replies to this message: ateixeira (Jun 27, 2006 10:00 am)
#1019 of 2254 Re: Outback price [edelle] by ateixeira Jun 27, 2006 (10:00 am)
Replying to: edelle (Jun 26, 2006 1:59 pm) Yes, their sales force is salaried. Nice. They focus on getting you exactly what you want, not the most expensive car on the lot.   -juice
#1020 of 2254 Re: Buying A Used Outback [bemidjigreen] by ateixeira Jun 27, 2006 (10:00 am)
Replying to: bemidjigreen (Jun 26, 2006 4:38 pm) Buying an ex-rental car is like buying a used bed from a Motel 6.   -juice
#1021 of 2254 Buying a 2006 2.5i LITD by bayboroheel Jun 27, 2006 (11:03 am)
I've been shopping around for a 2.5i LTD wagon and the prices I've been getting have been around $26.5k OTD (in NC, with 3% sales tax) after the $2,000 cash back. Given that it's the end of the month and model year, I was thinking I could do a little better than that. Are these reasonable prices? What should I push for? Replies to this message: ronsteve (Jun 28, 2006 4:03 pm)
#1022 of 2254 Buying a 2006 2.5i LITD by bayboroheel by iknevs1 Jun 27, 2006 (1:04 pm)
Hi I was looking around for the 2.51 limited base wagon with automatic. Price ranged from 24,000 to 24,500 with a few options before tax title and doc fee. After 2000 rebate you can usually knock another 800-1200 dollar off the invoice price. So maybe you can do a little better.best of luck
#1023 of 2254 Re: Buying a 2006 2.5i LITD [bayboroheel] by ronsteve Jun 28, 2006 (4:03 pm)
Replying to: bayboroheel (Jun 27, 2006 11:03 am) Where in NC are you? What options are on the cars you're looking at?   When you start talking price-of-the-car, I back out the TTL and come up with $25675 as the figure you're posting. If that's an auto with no options, you're really only about $500 over invoice AFTER the doc fee, which around here ain't bad. If there are options, that might really be a killer deal. If it's a manual with no options, it's more than $1300 over, which isn't good at all.    If you're in the northeast part of the state, it might be worth a trip to Fitzmall in the DC area... I think they're about $700 below invoice!   **Yes, I'm properly accounting for the rebate here. Base invoice on the manual is $26315, on the auto is $27227. And I'm assuming that's a post-rebate price that was quoted in the original post.

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