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#90 of 1641 Legacy Outback 5 spd for $18,995 by purduealum91 Feb 24, 2004 (6:43 am)
Evanston subaru in Evanston, IL   Heres the link:   http://evanstonsubaru.com/frameset1.asp?LINK=Specials&MAIN=ne- w_specials   Is it a good deal?
#91 of 1641 by ateixeira Feb 24, 2004 (10:01 am)
Run, don't walk. That's amazing. It's a loss leader.   -juice
#92 of 1641 Juice... by purduealum91 Feb 25, 2004 (12:09 pm)
Can Fritz beat it? I wonder how much I could get fr my VW Golf TDI? hmmmm
#93 of 1641 low mile 2004 Outbacks by jrtrav May 05, 2004 (6:30 pm)
Dealers in Minneapolis - St. Paul area have 2004 base Outbacks with 5000-7000 miles listed in the $21,000 -$22,000 range. I assume they'll go down some; any thoughts out there on what they will let them go for? Where are these cars coming from with such lows miles? thanx.
#94 of 1641 by ateixeira May 06, 2004 (6:30 am)
Fly to DC and then drive one back. Fitzmall.com has Outbacks with the AWP for $18.4k, automatics for $19.2k. Both new. That even includes freight!   Even with airfare you'd save a bundle.   If you fly to Reagan National Airport, you can take the Subway (called Metro here) to the White Flint Mall station, and Fitz has a shuttle. So you could use public transportation the whole way.   -juice
#95 of 1641 price paid for VDC wagon? by mfh May 13, 2004 (3:21 pm)
Anybody bought an 04 VDC wagon lately? After incentives, CR reports the wholesale price to be 29,100. Is that about right?   thanks,   Michael
#96 of 1641 by ateixeira May 14, 2004 (6:17 pm)
Sounds right, and that's right about where I've seen the lowest prices for VDC wagons. Sedans cost less, though.   -juice
#97 of 1641 04 VDC OB wgn by mfh May 20, 2004 (9:32 am)
Do you think 27,700 is a good price for VDC? Or can I do better.   In adition, the 04 model, I assume will depreciate faster than 05 model. So in essence you get less money at trade-in (in the future). Are the savings worth it?
#98 of 1641 extended warranty and maintenance service by mfh May 20, 2004 (12:42 pm)
Is the extended warranty a good deal and is there a 5 yr and 7yr? What do people pay for that? Do they somwtimes throw in maintenance for a couple of yrs?   thanks head of time for your help!

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