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A Subaru dealer in Springfield, MO has about a dozen used 2005 Outbacks for sale (base model, automatic). This seems to be a big inventory given that MO is not exactly Subaru country, and Springfield is not a big city. They have between 12000 and 18000 miles. Maybe rentals ?? The dealer is asking $19,788. Given the fact that new 2005 Outbacks are advertised at $21500 in St. Louis, this seems a bit high, but probably not by much. What should I offer? greenice |
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Are there additional incentives on 2006 models beyond the $1,000 customer rebate? www.fitzmall.com shows prices on LL Beans that are about $1,600-$1,700 below invoice. With the $1,000 rebate part of that savings, are they really letting go of most of their holdback? Is there an additional incentive that Edmunds does not list? Or is there a catch here? Thanks in advance. |
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Mid-to-late November bought an '06 bean (list $33120) for $28974 including all dealer fees, but before tax & tags. Started with the internet, and all dealing over the phone, worked with 3 dealers. Two were just under $30K but the third was lower by about $900, so went with them. This was much easier than going to the dealers in person, saved time, gas, and aggravation. I thought it was a fair price.
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Replying to: grace_gt (Dec 17, 2005 12:01 am)
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Replying to: wmquan (Dec 17, 2005 12:31 pm) Not sure if that exists for the Legacy, but the price sounds more than fair either way. They basically are giving the entire holdback. -juice
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Replying to: ateixeira (Dec 19, 2005 8:33 am) |
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As a long time member of Edmunds, I value the input of all. I was just recently transferred from Phx to Colorado Springs and am now looking for a SUV. The list of candidates include Mercury Mariner Nissan Murano Toyota Highlander Toyota RAV4 (new 2006 w/ V6) Subaru Outback Turbo with auto Subaru Forrester Turbo with auto I welcome your experience with any of these vehicles as well as with the Colorado Springs dealers of the same. Thanks much Bob |
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Replying to: desertrat5 (Dec 21, 2005 8:29 am)
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Replying to: desertrat5 (Dec 21, 2005 8:29 am) 06 Foresters make 230hp (conservative estimate) plus get 21/26 mpg, not a bad power/economy balance for mile high places. -juice
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Replying to: prosa (Dec 21, 2005 8:50 am) Thanks for the words. I really like space but I also prefer something that handles better than a sofa on soft springs. Hence the consideration to the Subarus. I had a 96 Jeep GC and while it was wonderful off road, it was not at all fun on road. Since I don't anticipate any heavy duty off road from here on, I think I will put more emphasis on handling. Also economy is important today. And lastly, the air molecules are far apart up here in Colorado Springs - the turbo pretty much eliminates that issue. Happy holidays |
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