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2117 messages, Last post on Nov 10, 2009 at 1:19 PM
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Thanks to those who offered advice opposed to insults (which really don't help us at all at this point, unfortunately.) The car is actually CPO. Subaru certifies cars up to 6 years old, with certain specifications. And it is under warranty until June '10 (for powertrain and bumper to bumper). Already spoke to Subaru about the problem who told us to approach the dealer and then return to Subaru customer service to make sure it was resolved to our satisfaction. thanks!
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Replying to: kyfdx (Jan 09, 2009 12:35 pm) Hehe, sure! They are certifying that it was owned by someone prior to it being on their lot! It is a certified pre-owned car! 
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Replying to: ladydayc (Jan 09, 2009 2:05 pm) You pay more for a CPO to avoid this exact type of problem. |
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Replying to: zodiac711 (Dec 30, 2008 10:17 am) Until recently, I had an '05 Outback 2.5i with 42k miles that has been a pleasure to own since we purchased it new in November 2004. It was unfortunately destroyed over the holiday and I'm now looking for a replacement. From my browsing on Fitzmall, it appears that an Automatic 2.5i SE with MSRP of 25901 can be had for 21677, which is right in between your two numbers. This would be the maximum I would pay. My local dealer, Becker Subaru, said they would match this price, but I'm going to get a few more quotes as well. I also am not sure what price to target since dealer incentives aren't easy to determine, but it doesn't hurt to get as many quotes as possible. The insurance company gave us ~$14,100 for our '05 plus 6% tax and the doc fee, totaling just over $15,000 as the settlement. I'm happy that I get to upgrade to a brand new '09 model for just $6677 extra (maximum) plus tax and tags. Can't complaint too much about the depreciation during my 50 months of ownership. We only did oil changes, air filters, and tire rotations during that time.
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Replying to: dad2be (Jan 13, 2009 10:51 am) I did hear that my wife's co-worker also got a new '09 Outback 2.5i SE for ~ $21.5k (don't know the exact price) via the Internet ~ 1-3 months prior (don't know the full details). The bottom line, is that it appeared the loss-leader was the lowest (but only by about $400). That, and the fact that none of the dealers were having any great end-of-the-year pricing. I have since opted to wait until ~ September, where I'll reinvestigate making a purchase. Thank-you for your response however -- it's nice to know that I didn't appear to be leaving a lot of $$$ on the table. |
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| I was going to buy a Camry, but this bad weather and the local road conditions have made me reconsider. I'm looking at Outbacks and Legacys. I see lists of incentives on 2008 Subarus. Are there a lot of 2008s still at the dealers? Is there a big down side to buy and a 2008? | |
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Replying to: pam4water (Jan 16, 2009 1:14 am) Bob |
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Replying to: pam4water (Jan 16, 2009 1:14 am) If the price difference were more significant, I myself would opt for an '08, but for that kind of measly difference, I'd highly recommend the '09. |
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Replying to: zodiac711 (Jan 16, 2009 7:03 am) |
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Is it a good deal to get a new 2009 Outback 25i Special Edition for 19,300? Also, I am wondering about whether or not their lease special at 239 a month is a good deal for a 2009 Outback 25i Special Edition? It did not say what the residual or money factor was for this car. Any thoughts would be welcome!
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