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Replying to: lrossnm (Feb 19, 2005 4:16 pm)
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Replying to: gvanmoor (Dec 17, 2004 3:51 pm) Thanks
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Located invoice. Invoice was 30,810. I paid $30, 210. But Shaw dealership as a high ($399) D&H. Burt was a better buying experience, but not sure if they'll go that low.
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Replying to: subden (Dec 18, 2004 4:35 pm) My wife and I inked the deal yesterday on a 2005 Outback VDC (56 miles on the odometer) for $30,600, including freight. I spoke with two other dealers before making the deal and one accused my dealer of lowballing and the other doubted it could be done, period. I guess December's a great time to buy a car. We celebrated with lunch in Middleburg. Thanks for your thoughts as we went through the process. DC Steve |
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Replying to: dcsteve (Dec 19, 2004 5:57 am) I love my new outback 2.5i, but i also love that i bought it for $23,000
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Replying to: dcsteve (Dec 19, 2004 5:57 am) What was your color? I'm curious as to how some of the exterior colors look with that taupe interior---since that's all that's offered on the VDC. You were out in my neck of the woods BTW--Red Fox for lunch? tttenrag:I think you'd have trouble finding that Beemer wagon for anything close to that price.
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Replying to: lumbar (Dec 20, 2004 7:38 am) We got a silver car -- we didn't have any choice in that, unfortunately. We bought from Stohlman and I think they were anxious to sell more cars before the end of the month -- they kept mentioning how they wanted to do the deal by December 31. I also spoke with Fitzgerald Auto Malls and Herb Gordon, but they wouldn't touch the price. As for tthenrag, my other car is a BMW 328i, which I LOVE. However, it's not the most dependible car in the world, it's smaller than the Outback and it rides much closer to the ground. It's now my fun car. DC Steve |
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I'm shopping for a 2005 Outback 2.5i manual transmission, no options, and got two different offers wwhere is hard to pick: (price difference is about $600) Dealer #1: $22700 + tax & license fee includes: a) peripheral alarm Location: 18 miles away from home Dealer #2: $23,291 + tax & license fee includes: a) Auto Dimming Mirror/Compass b) Rear Cargo Net c) 100,000 mile Limited Power Train Warranty d) Lifetime Oil Changes e) Service Loaners for Life f) 72 Hour Exchange (if my choice was a stupid one, they let me change to a higher trim or different color) Location: 5 miles away from home This is my first Subaru, but I'm thinking of keeping this car for at least 5 years. Of the above, I really care about d) and e). I don't how much advantage the other items offer, so I was hoping you could advise me.
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| That choice for me would be a "no brainer"...for $500.00 difference and the closer dealership, plus oil, mirror, warranty, etc....Go for it or try to get them to match the $500.00 lower price. | |
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Replying to: ttenrag (Dec 19, 2004 9:10 pm)
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