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Subaru Outback Prices Paid and Buying Experience

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#30 of 2254 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 2254 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 2254 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 2254 by ateixeira Oct 03, 2003 (8:02 am)
It's a cool service, if you can get it.   -juice
#34 of 2254 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 2254 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
#36 of 2254 Buying Directly From Fleet Manager by netnut1 Oct 23, 2003 (10:13 am)
Anyone heard of or done it?
#37 of 2254 Buy Direct by raybear Oct 25, 2003 (8:12 am)
It's done all the time.
#38 of 2254 pricing by nead_a_car Dec 27, 2003 (2:43 pm)
interested in some comparison info.   bought base model '04 4/cyl, automatic trans w/updated security pkg $22,250 (price includes $1,000 rebate)   also any other options fit nice with the car?   thanks
#39 of 2254 re: pricing by raybear Dec 28, 2003 (9:29 am)
You can get them to do a little better, unless that's including a doc fee or other options.   Some people like the Omega remote starter or the Gentex mirror.

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