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I live in Bergen County New Jersey. I went to a Subaru dealer in West Nyack, NY. The following is the deal they gave me today for a 2004 Outback automatic transmission base model (2.5L engine). INVOICE: $22881 (Edmunds says it is $21945, but there is a $70 regional adjustment after I typed in my zipcode) Dealers say that they need to add 2.2% profit over this INVOICE price. Thus, 2.2% x 22881 = $503.38. So, the base price is $23,384.38. Then, they gave me a rebate of $500 dollars. After that, another rebate (this rebate applies to people who would pay cash.) of $1500 was also applied. The total price is now $21,384.38. My questions are: 1. Do New York area dealers have different INVOICES? 2. Did people in Post #41 or #44 or #56 (you are from NJ) have to pay 2.2% of profit of invoice price. If no one paid this 2.2% profit, I will tell the dealer he should not do this crazy math to trick me and will also ask him to start pricing $100 - $200 under invoice price. It seems that there is a new rebate $1500 (if you pay cash?)plus another $500 rebate at this point. This $1500 rebate ends 2/2/2004. I would appreciate very much if any of you could give your opinion and help me with purchasing this car. |
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Edmunds is woefully out of date on pricing. It appears we show 2003 cost figures on 2004 cars and it's about to get worse; we have a price increase on all incoming models. There is a $1500 rebate for those who have their own or standard financing, plus $500 dealer cash. If you pay attention to this, you'll find you get a better deal than is described on our favorite automotive website anyway.
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| Hi Raybear - I sent a note to the Pricing guys asking them about the pricing data we show on the site. Thanks! | |
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I used to live in vernon, so I am familiar with Salerno Duane Subaru in Newton (is Dave still there?) and Liberty Subaru in Oradell. In my opionion, why arent you buying from Liberty. Correct me if I am wrong, but their prices are always the lowest becasue they are a volume dealer. Tom |
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| Just let me know if you need some invoices faxed over... | |
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I was offering the invoices to Sylvia, sorry. Now on profit, that's up to the dealer. I go below invoice for some models and a little above on others. |
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| just a reminder - no posting phone or fax numbers in the discussions..feel free to re-post | |
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Is the $1500 rebate for cash purchases in addition to the $1000 All Wheel Driveaway rebate being offered on the Outback H6? If so that is a heck of a deal. Where can I find out more about this $1500 rebate? I am looking at buying a 2004 Outback H6 3.0 Automatic. Here are the prices (for simplicity -- no options, dest fee, regional adj, etc. are included) MSRP: 27095 Invoice: 24555 Edmunds TMV: 24877 With $1000 Rebate: 23877 So, they are selling below invoice- which is what I would expect with the 2005 soon to be out. But, could I expect even lower with this $1500 rebate for paying cash??? Thanks.... |
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| The $1500 is only on the 4 cylinder models 4BT and 4BU. There is $500 dealer cash also, but we try to hang onto some of that! | |
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