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#26 of 2245 Invoice Price by 9620197 Sep 25, 2003 (1:08 pm)
Can't remember exactly what I paid, bought a 2003 Auto Outback with Auto Dimming Mirror no other extra options. I got it for under $21k, had I gone with a 5 Speed the dealer had ones on the lot when I bought that they would sell me for $17k. If your going with the base model you should definitely get it for under invoice. When I bought their was no manufacturer's rebate and still paid under invoice.
#27 of 2245 17K for 5spd? by bgabel1260 Sep 26, 2003 (5:24 am)
That's a steal! I had to pay over 20K for my 2003 5spd. The only difference was that mine was the last one on the lot. Other dealers only had 5spd LTD wagons, no base models.
#28 of 2245 Subaru Gold Warranty by ateixeira Sep 27, 2003 (7:09 pm)
Best price I've seen reported was $700 for a 7/70 on an Outback IIRC, shop around because list is $1300 or so, margins are big.   Keep in mind the fringe benefits - peice of mind, guaranteed service loaner, roadside assistance for the full term, etc.   Cancelling AAA saved us $497 on the spot, and we've had a Windstar loaner and a Mercedes Benz C class 4Matic (yes, really), not econoboxes.   If you like red carpet treatment, consider the warranty.   -juice
#29 of 2245 Subaru Extended Warranty/ loaners from dealers by snowbelter Sep 28, 2003 (10:59 am)
Juice: My wife and I each have the Gold Extended Warranty, and while it looks pretty comprehensive and is backed by SOA, nowhere do I see a reference to a "guaranteed service loaner". My agreement provides a payment of up to $30 a day for a maximum of five days for a rental vehicle whenever one of our cars is being repaired for an item covered under the extended warranty (not routine maintenance) and must stay at the dealer's overnight. Am I missing something? I'm pleased to hear that your dealer provides loaners for service under the recall campaign. Some of us live like peons with no loaners, not even "beaters" even though we purchased two cars from their dealer as well as two Extended Warranties. What am I doing wrong?
#30 of 2245 Re: loaners from dealers by subkid Sep 28, 2003 (2:54 pm)
snowbelter wrote: >>Some of us live like peons with no loaners, not even "beaters" even though we purchased two cars from their dealer as well as two Extended Warranties. What am I doing wrong? <<   That is exactly what you are doing wrong, you said it yourself. Stop buying from them and by PRODUCT that overall suits your needs/wants best. And then be happy with your purchase and yourself. If that means driving Ford from the dealership that always gives you Cadillac as a loaner, so be it - at least you'll be driving Cadillac more than Ford )   Sorry guys, couldn't resist, I'm on vacation.   K
#31 of 2245 by ateixeira Sep 29, 2003 (7:48 am)
Martin: Hmm, I dunno, I didn't even have to ask for a loaner, they just offered. Ask them next time, show your warranty card.   -juice
#32 of 2245 Loaner Cars by 9620197 Oct 02, 2003 (12:26 pm)
I have two Subaru dealers in my area. They both offer loaner cars to anyone who purchased a car through them. Problem is they book out over a month in advance for any appointments where you get a loaner car. Such is life, at least I get a loaner and didn't need to buy an extended warranty.
#33 of 2245 by ateixeira Oct 03, 2003 (8:02 am)
It's a cool service, if you can get it.   -juice
#34 of 2245 2004 H6-3.0 VDC Outback Wagon Dealer Quote by netnut1 Oct 23, 2003 (9:15 am)
My optional equipment is everything except the hood protectors or roof racks.I asked about a rebate.He said he had not heard of one but would check.$500.00 is what I saw.The dealer quote on the road is $31,841.55 I have not brought up a trade in yet.Which is a 2002 Chevy Z28 Camaro 35th edition with 10,000 miles in excellent condition.On Edmunds or Kelly blue book trade in with excellent condition is around $21,500.What say ye?
#35 of 2245 by ateixeira Oct 23, 2003 (9:24 am)
$32k is high, IMO. End of the model year had VDCs at fitzmall.com around $29k. I'd wait for a rebate.   -juice

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