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#107 of 2263 by joa May 27, 2004 (9:18 am)
Want to know if this is a good price for these two I live in Northern CA coast area. I believe this are both a little below invoice and before tax, lic., etc. What is others paying. I'm willing to drive pretty far to get a good deal 2005 Outback 2.5 4 cyl. Limited $27,500.00   2004 Outback 2.5 4 cyl. Limited is $24,750.00   Thank you, Joa
#108 of 2263 2005 3.0 VDC Wagon vs. 2.5 XT Ltd. Wagon by mjlane12 May 27, 2004 (12:52 pm)
2005 3.0 VDC Wagon vs. 2.5 XT Ltd. Wagon   Has anyone had a chance to drive/compare these 2005 models? My biggest question is the longevity of the 2.5 turbo-charged motor vs. the bigger 3.0 with the same power. How much extra wear-and-tear needs to be factored into choosing the smaller turbo-charged motor over the bigger 6 cylinder that has the same power? Also, is it possible to get charcoal interior in the 3.0 VDC model? The cheaper 2.5 XT looks to come in either taupe or charcoal, but the more expensive model doesn’t have this option!?!   Thanks for any info…
#109 of 2263 2005 3.0 H6 LL Bean Outback by motorbug May 27, 2004 (4:12 pm)
Has anyone bought an '05 LL Bean outback and can share their buying experience?   I'm really interested in the new outbacks, but I don't want to pay a huge premium just to be the first on the block with one. Edmunds TMV is about 1800 over invoice, which just doesn't seem right. Does anybody have any information on actual prices paid?   Thanks for any info.
#110 of 2263 college grad discount by radracer May 29, 2004 (2:41 pm)
College Graduate Program - Subaru Motors Finance now offers a College Graduate Program. This program provides recent and future graduates the ability to finance or lease a new Subaru vehicle on their own. All qualified applicants are automatically eligible for any special lease or retail offers currently available. Visit your local Subaru dealer for complete program details and eligibility.   Does this also include special financing?
#111 of 2263 by ateixeira Jun 01, 2004 (10:18 am)
Usually not. College grads don't have the established credit, so the rates will tend to be higher.   You can ask, but I wouldn't expect the special rates for recent grads.   -juice
#112 of 2263 Re: Prices [raybear #58] by frog Jun 06, 2004 (2:38 pm)
Replying to: raybear (Jan 23, 2004 4:42 am) is it always true that you get a $1500 rebate and $500 chash back if you finance the car yourself, even if there are other dealer incentives like$2000 factory rebate etc??? If so my dealer omitted this info and I will be very upset................
#113 of 2263 04 limited -good deal? by f.grimey Jun 07, 2004 (11:05 am)
Did I get a good deal?   I just paid $28,107 (incl tax and license fees) for my 04 Outback limted wagon with 2.9 financing. They gave me $14,000 for my 02 forester with 9500 mi. Wish I could've asked this before I bought.
#114 of 2263 by ateixeira Jun 07, 2004 (11:09 am)
It's a hot new model so if that's below MSRP then yes. Some dealers actually have a markup beyond MSRP on certain models, it's crazy.   Congrats and don't look back, just enjoy your new ride. Join the Subaru Crew threads under Owners Clubs, too. We chat every Thursday night.   -juice Replies to this message: subearu (Jun 07, 2004 11:16 am) f.grimey (Jun 07, 2004 12:16 pm)
#115 of 2263 Re: [ateixeira #114] by subearu Jun 07, 2004 (11:16 am)
Replying to: ateixeira (Jun 07, 2004 11:09 am) Juice - it's an '04 that the person bought, not a new '05. $28k might be a smidge high, but w/o knowing the tax rate or all the options (what was the MSRP), it'll be hard to figure it out exactly.   CarsDirect has the '04 Outback Limited wagon at $24k including a $1k rebate.   -Brian Replies to this message: f.grimey (Jun 07, 2004 12:16 pm)
#116 of 2263 by ateixeira Jun 07, 2004 (11:21 am)
Oops, sorry.   Well, add whatever fees and taxes, and it might be close. Also, prices vary (a lot!) by region, in Alaska you'll pay much more than you would in my region (DC).   -juice

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