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Replying to: edelle (Jun 26, 2006 1:59 pm) -juice |
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Replying to: bemidjigreen (Jun 26, 2006 4:38 pm)  -juice |
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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?
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| 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 | |
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Replying to: bayboroheel (Jun 27, 2006 11:03 am) 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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I was just quoted $24,764 with the following options auto-dimming rear view mirrow with compass and Homelink, armrest extension, and a security system schock sensor. So basically it is $5000 off of MSRP.......do you think I can do better? They are doing "the end of the month" thing and trying to get me to complete the sale today.......I'm not quite ready to take the plunge.  Thanks, Melinda
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Replying to: mknapp (Jun 30, 2006 4:51 am) You should be able to knock off another $1000. I am taking a delivery for a similar optioned car 2.5i (auto) limited wagon with subwoofer for exactly a thousand less than your quote from a dealer in Seattle area. The price is ofcourse pre-tax. |
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I am looking at buying a 2.5i with the current financing deals of 3.9% for 48 months. The salesman said we wouldn't get the $2000 factory rebate if we took the financing, is that true? He quoted $24,422 for the car in Southern New York. Does this sound like a good price. No extras that I saw. I appreciate the helpful advice. I need to know before Wednesday morning when the financing deal ends. Thanks.
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Last night, I traded in my 05 Legacy sedan for an 06 Outback 2.5i auto for $22,900 I'm not one to haggle, so I got the info from edmunds TMV price and knocked $2,000 off with Subaru's rebate and am very happy. Quirk Auto in ME gives great service and no pressure. Smooth transaction. 
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Replying to: tibba (Jun 30, 2006 8:05 am) What dealer did you work with in Seattle area? I am in the market for a 2.5i limited, or an XT, but with manual transmission. Sounds like you got a good/fair deal. Thanks...
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