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1sty

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2006 Toyota Tundra DC

• Mar 27, 2009

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Anyone know how close the NADA pricing can actualy be achieved at a dealer for a 2008/2007 Forester?
Wife needs a new car.

 

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mikeyb

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• Mar 27, 2009

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Good luck with locating a used Subaru for NADA pricing around here. But with the way the economy is you should be able to find something. Did the G5 die?

 

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• Mar 27, 2009

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mikeyb said:

Good luck with locating a used Subaru for NADA pricing around here. But with the way the economy is you should be able to find something. Did the G5 die?

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So trying to talk down to NADA is not going to happen?

No the G5 is fine in a General Motors sence of the word.
My social life is what died...wifes pregnant

 

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evilmonkeyMSP

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• Mar 27, 2009

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lol congrats?

 

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mikeyb

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• Mar 28, 2009

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1sty said:

So trying to talk down to NADA is not going to happen?

No the G5 is fine in a General Motors sence of the word.
My social life is what died...wifes pregnant

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Try talking them down. Are you going to a Subaru dealer? I know all the ones over here on the coast will do not dicker.

You had a social life? j/k....and congrats.

 

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• Mar 28, 2009

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mikeyb said:

will do not dicker.
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mikeyb

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• Mar 28, 2009

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1sty said:

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no dicker on the sticker. I am awake with 4 hours of sleep. Moving and working just sucks.

 

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1sty

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• Mar 28, 2009

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So they are unlikely to come off of sticker price on the foresters?
at all

 

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kickniteasy

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• Mar 29, 2009

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if there's one thing I've learned about subie dealers when we were looking for my girlfriend's forester it's they do not come down in price at all......we were looking used but I've had friends buying new that had the same experience. I guess subie dealers just don't like to deal. This is a fact I'm hoping magically changes before I buy my rex in a couple months

 

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evilmonkeyMSP

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• Mar 29, 2009

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Join the IMBA for $30, wait 6 months then buy your subbie for 2% under invoice. Many members on NASIOC use this.

http://www.imba.com/tcc/subaru.html

 

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kickniteasy

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• Mar 29, 2009

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well darn, wish I would have known about that 6 months ago, haha