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| To anyone who may be interested in pricing, I got my 2006 LL Bean Outback wagon for $27.3 (before tax and rebates included). Included in the price is the arm rest extension, all weather mats and rear cargo net. Got this nice deal from Becker in Allentown PA and will pick car up next week. Very easy transaction and all done over the phone. Looking forward to my new wheels, but I will miss my Jetta. | |
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Here's my offer in the Pittsburgh area. I think I can do better. $27,012 MSRP $23,490 Sale Price They did offer $8K for a 2001 F150 Supercrew with 82K miles. Runs good but has some exterior flaws.
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Replying to: chmcmm (Jul 22, 2006 7:22 pm) FYI..they offered me a 6 year/72K mile bumper-to-bumper extended warranty for about $950. I might take them up on that.
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Replying to: chmcmm (Jul 27, 2006 6:55 pm) Remember you get roadside assistance for the full 6 years. OE replacement parts, too. -juice |
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Hi, just picked up my 2006 Subaru Legacy SE wagon, Atl Blue with Taupe Interior. Options: Splash Guards and all Cargo nets (4) in the rear trunk area. Total out the door cost was $21,500 including tax and tags. Breakdown: MSRP: $24973 (Note: cargo nets were thrown in at no cost, did not reflect in the sales price). Discount: $2876.24 Less: $2000 rebate Selling price: $20096.24 Taxes: $1109.76 Dealer Fee: $99 Reg/title: $20 MD tire recycle fee: $4 MVA fees - 2 yr. Reg 128+ Title 23 + lien 20: $171 Total: 21500.00 Excellent salesman, very courteous and professional. No pressure/gimmicks. Even let me do a full test drive yesterday. Customary full tank of gas provided. Bought at Herb Gordon Subaru in Silver Spring (Briggs Chaney Rd auto park). I took advantage of the 'free money' (0% for 24 months, no processing fees here) for part of the purchase price. Why not? Service dept. let me pick up the auto dimming mirror/compass + homelink kit for $175 delivered outside the deal. |
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| I just bought a 2007 Outback LTD Wagon for $25.1k before TTL. It has autodimming mirror, armrest extension and all weather mats as options. I believe it is approximately $1,500 below invoice. | |
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I just bought my OB 2.5i Wagon (automatic) here in Bellingham, WA. Got the champagne color I wanted; 4 miles on the car. No other bonuses (all weather mats,cargo nets, etc...although I want both.) Very excited to be a new Sub owner. Traded in a '92 Honda Accord with 137k miles, average condition(that had a salvaged title -unbeknownst to me as I bought it used a few years back from a private party.) Bottom line: Told my salesman that I didn't care how he did it but I wanted to pay $20k plus TTL, nothing more. Dealer utilized $2,000 rebate and the trade-in and got it done. All told I paid $22k and change, including TTL (about 10%). Just want to know, did I do OK? Figure I didn't do bad but after reading the various posts I was just wondering what others think. Thanks! |
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| I did the internet quote thing and got several VA dealerships to drop their price to match the $99 dealer processing fee in Maryland. Ended up getting a 2006 2.5i Limited in Champagne Gold with auto dimming mirror, wheel locks, security upgrade, arm rest extension, floor mats, and cargo net for $24,350 including the dealer processing fee (not including taxes, tags, registration) at Stohlman in Tysons Corner. Is that a good deal? Also, is the maintenance package and extended warranty worth it? I haven't purchased those yet. Just a note on trade-ins: VA dealers use the Kelly Black book and not Edmunds... | |
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Hi I'm thinking about leasing a 2006 Subaru 2.5i Wagon (automatic, 48 months, 12K miles per year). We were quoted $376, $0 down in Riverhead Long Island. Any thoughts greatly appreciated. Thanks. |
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This car is the base model, no frills. MSRP 22,800 End of the month mid week deal, got the sale price to 20,300. Dealer claimed he was making no money on this deal, but I have my doubts since this dealer does a lot of volume and I'm sure they get bonuses for sales quotas. Anyhow I was pleased with the deal, add tax (nasty 5%), title, tag, doc fee and total was 21,639. This deal was in ME.
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