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| Members don't waste your time with Somerset Subaru in NJ. The Business Manager is very disrespectful and thinks that it is funny to make fun at customers offers. Here is the statement E-mailed to me on 11/14/07 in reference to my asking price. $380.00 per month is a dream price. However when you wake up from your dream, I will be willing to lease you a vehicle. That is not how you speak to customers. I reported his immediately. | |
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Looking to buy Tribeca in northeast (I have to travel from Ontario anyways) ... any suggestions of volume dealer with best prices? Thks, WQ
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Replying to: walterq (Nov 21, 2007 6:41 am) |
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An Out The Door (OTD) price is not a price before taxes. The final negotiation price of the vehicle (which includes destination fee since this fee is not negotiable), plus all Sales taxes, tags, registration, all dealer fees real or imaginary, is the OTD. Of course as expected OTD will be influence by the state where you buy and/or register the car, therefore for comparison purposes specify Final negotiation price of the vehicle and also the OTD. |
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Replying to: pmtre (Nov 11, 2007 5:23 am) My wife wants to go shopping today. She has her sights set on 2008/ 5 pass lmtd/ MSRP $33887.00 dealer wants $399.00 OTD door. no money down. Sign and drive. This is $20.00 /mo. better than the other best offer we had a 2 weeks ago. There is one or two other dealers we can ckeck withl. Anybody getting any better deals? |
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I looked at an 07 base model, 5-seatTribeca a few months ago but rejected it because I thought the 7 passenger Tribeca would be better for my needs. However, since then I have purchased a new minivan and was hoping to give my old high mileage minivan to my college-aged son. Needless to say he is objecting. The dealer has contacted me saying he REALLY wants to move this 07 model. How low do you think he will go? I would be buying it for my kids as a safe vehicle. If it goes to a college though, it will sit out subjected to the elements since they have no garages there. I don't mind dealers making a profit, however, I am compromising on what I want, so he will have to compromise too. The invoice on this vehicle is 28936 Rebate is 3500 It has about 5000 miles on it (demonstrator) What do you think is his bottom line - even if he has to take a small loss?
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Replying to: maryh3 (Dec 03, 2007 10:09 am) 28936-3500-2000+TTL= +/- 25K depending on your state tax. It's a used car no matter how you look at it.
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Replying to: css1 (Dec 03, 2007 11:01 am) |
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I am not sure that which year model I should get 2007 or 2008. 2007 has 3500 manu. rebate. if 2008 is any better then please let me know why I should get 2008. I live in NJ and have 2008 legacy GT and love it. any input is appriciate. What should be final price OTD price for 2008 7 passanger LTD model or I will be better off with leftover 2007.
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