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Replying to: nhsteve (May 16, 2009 2:16 pm)
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Replying to: ttut (May 16, 2009 3:57 pm) |
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2009 OUTBACK 2.5i Automatic $18,977 1 at, Vin# 97319797, MDL# 9DB MSRP $24,190 - Capitol Discount $3,213 - Rebate $2,000 capitalsubaru.com "Click here for specials" |
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Replying to: mjk91383 (Apr 28, 2009 8:39 pm)
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Got Outback 2.5i (9DB) for my mother-in-law today in Milwaukee. Shopped around but the best price quote came from Wilde Subaru. MSRP $23,990 Sale price: $19,695 (includes $2,000 rebate) + TTL Also got a few accessories from dealer. |
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Got a Outback SE Automatic yesterday at Quirk Works Subaru in Boston. $20,460 + $299 dealer fee + tax & title = OTD $21,891 Got Subaru financing rate too. First asked the dealer suggested by tutt, but that guy said he could not offer the sale price of $20,500 he gave to tutt, because like "tutt got a extra $500 rebate from Subaru last month, which is not available for this year", I can only sell you $21,000 + TTL. Interesting Quirk accepted my offer $21,900 because I said tutt got that price.
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Replying to: baby_penguin (May 17, 2009 7:35 am)  Actually, Quirk Works gave me the same price ($20500) last month. But Quirk charges too much for the dealer fee. |
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Replying to: seabrook7039 (May 16, 2009 6:56 pm) |
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Can somebody please help.I posted three times no answer.Outback SE auto.I've gotten otd price of 23076.45.Can I do better than this?If I can which dealer can I go to.Thanks .Hopefully a soon to be Outback owner.
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| A local dealer has an 09 limited demo. i have not found out the mileage on the car but if is around 4 to 5k what would be a reasonable price? i have seen brand new 09's for 23.5k so I was thinking a demo would have a few thousand knocked off. i could be way off though. let me know your thoughts. | |
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