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Thank you all so much for your input. I was trying to decide between 2005 and 2006. I found the color I wanted and I am not a really new car kinda gal so I opted for the almost new 2005. I got the Atlantic Blue Prl/Gray Opal with 8900 mi for $19,245 + tax. 5.25% financing. So good credit does pay off! thanks, r
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Replying to: googonabike (Jun 10, 2006 8:36 am) How do you liked the car & how is the power?
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Replying to: quorkus (Jun 11, 2006 7:38 am) Thanks
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Have been looking at the Outback, and Ouback sport SE, and also the Forester. The outback has a lot of options and more cargo room. The Outback SE and Forester are about the same size but the Forester has mor cargo space. Seems like it is because it is more box like. I like the Sport SE its fun to drive but wonder if I will miss out on the extra things the Outback Wagon has? We have 7 dogs. Any know the Forester X with Front Disc rear Drum Breaks is better than what the SE has? What are the advantages of the smaller car vs bigger?
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Replying to: mrgary (Jun 12, 2006 7:28 pm) The Outback is bigger, though, mostly longer. If you want a good compromise between size and space, I say go for the Forester. It's a big little car. -juice |
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Replying to: glenski01 (Jun 11, 2006 7:43 pm) Except for the seats, the other deficiencies could be consider as a nit picking, at least in my book. All in all I have no regrets, and would recommend it. Good luck! |
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It appears that Subaru really wants to move their cars, most of the dealers I visited had an over stock of Outbacks. The pricing I have seems great to me! For a 2.5i auto, MSRP of 26420. quotes so far via internet only: 21,700, 20,815 plus D&H fee of 299.50, & $20,815 no addl fees except taxes. Thats $5605 off MSRP!! includes current $2000 factory rebate which may expire end of June. We are between two vehicles right now, but boy the Subaru's aggressive pricing is very attractive!
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Replying to: glenski01 (Jun 15, 2006 7:07 am)
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Replying to: glenski01 (Jun 11, 2006 7:47 pm) r |
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Hello from a newbie. I've been shopping around for a 2005 XT with low miles at a good price (that is, at or near Edmunds and KBB) and am striking out. I know these cars are popular in this area but thought I'd have better luck. So now I am rethinking the car search and will probably end up trying to get a deal in the next couple of months on a leftover 2006. This is the first time in over 20 years I will be buying a new car from a dealer and I'm a little intimidated at the prospect of negotiating the price. Help! Any advice on dealers in the Denver area? Also- and this is the important question for me- how much can I realistically expect to talk down the price on a 2006 when the 2007s are starting to come in to the dealer? Is it even worth waiting another couple of months? Thanks in advance for any advice. Stevie Wonder
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