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Replying to: ateixeira (May 22, 2007 12:44 pm) BTW, invoice on the 5Pass Cloth showing now at $29230 (MSRP 31062).
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Replying to: dbt (May 23, 2007 7:48 am)
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Replying to: ateixeira (May 23, 2007 9:44 am) That's odd. FM has 6 "08 Tribecas" listed as "Coming Soon" with those MSRPs. I can't imagine them trying to get more 07 Tribecas in. I went ahead and tried the one "in stock" one, a 5 pass LTD. Acc to edmunds, the 07 MSRP price with the listed options (K6c,Q6a) would be $33542, whereas FM is listing its MSRP as $33662. Invoice for 07 is $31509, while listed FM is 31621. So, I dunno.
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Replying to: dbt (May 23, 2007 10:54 am) I recently received a "Buy Back Sales Event" letter from "Subaru", and although it does not specifically mention SOA or provide any contact number other than that of a local dealership, it contained exactly that phrase. To me, that would mean that they would pay off the loan on my trade even if I owed more than the negotiated trade-in value. Obviously, the dealers are not in the business of losing money, but the sales incentives they offered in addition to a specific limitation that this offer was applicapable to only to new 2007 Subaru vehicles made me wonder if they weren't in fact just cutting a very thin margin to clear the way for the upcoming 2008 models. Long story short, I made a trip to the dealer and they told me that it simply meant that they will give me the trade-in value, period. Well who wouldn't naturally expect to receive the amount of their negotiated trade-in? Then why the phrase "Your trade-in will be paid off regardless of what you owe", unless unless they also mean they will pay it off even if the loan was higher? Now I would understand if they tried to make up for it by jacking up the price of the car and offering a very low trade-in value to make up for the deficit, which they did. But, they still expected me to make up the difference between trade-in and pay-off, despite what the letter said. Perhaps I am misunderstanding the meaning of that phrase, but that's just not how I interpreted it. To me, it almost seems like false advertisement just to generate a sales lead. KuoH
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Replying to: kuoh (May 27, 2007 1:44 pm)
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Replying to: lkconfer (May 28, 2007 4:53 pm) KuoH
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Replying to: kuoh (May 28, 2007 5:47 pm) IMO, not a good idea. Wait until you're no longer upside down, if that is your situation. Or at least come up with enough money to break-even, then borrow only for the new vehicle. |
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29000 +TTL for an 07 Limited 7 seat with Nav. New (demo) with 3000 miles. Any advice would be very much appreciated!
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Replying to: borneo (Jun 12, 2007 4:31 am) As long as you understand why they are selling it so cheap (because the new '08's with the bigger engine and face-lift are about to hit the lot) |
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Replying to: borneo (Jun 12, 2007 4:31 am) I got a brand new 2007 7 passenger limited (No Nav, No DVD) for $28 600 out the door (all fees included).
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