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If you're in the market for a new Subaru car, visit Edmunds.com to locate the best deals from a Subaru dealer in your area. Subaru dealerships offer unconventional machines for the car buyer who wants something out of the ordinary. Built around horizontally-opposed four- and six-cylinder engines and all-wheel drive, the Impreza and Legacy sedans and wagons look normal, but raise their ride height and do some redecorating and the wagons become Outback models. Throw on a turbocharger and rally tune the Impreza and it becomes the WRX. Take the WRX add a bigger engine with more power and it transforms into the WRX STi. Then there's the Forester and larger B9 Tribeca SUVs and the Baja that's almost a truck. The easiest way to locate a reliable Subaru dealer in your area is to visit Edmunds.com.

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Re: 2012 2.5X Premium w/ winter package [dfo] by eviljay182 on Fri Feb 10 12:18:53 PST 2012

Ugh I'm sick to my stomach.... I just agreed to a price of $25,100 for a 2012 Subaru Forester X Premium - Automatic, All Weather Package, Cargo Tray, Bumper Cover, Cargo Net I'm paying too much arn't I? I didn;t take delivery of the car yet, is there anything I can do?

Re: Subaru dealers in California? [guc] by skewerskewer on Tue Feb 07 13:31:30 PST 2012

This is the great price, pull the trigger! MSRP-Your price>3000

2012 Sport Limited Hatch by rishiprasad on Tue Feb 07 07:45:53 PST 2012

I bought a 2012 Sport Limited Hatch with PZEV, Remote Start, Popular Package, and Side Moldings. MSRP was 24,861 and price paid was $22,295 plus TTL plus $161 doc. fee. I was about $1000 under invoice. Dealer was Grand Subaru in Chicagoland. Deal took no haggling at all and seemed too good to be true. All other dealers were about $800 higher and said that this price was impossible. But even though I was skeptical I went to purchase car anyways and everything went off without a hitch.

New 2012 Forester 2.5X Premium by sirbigsley on Tue Feb 07 07:30:57 PST 2012

Bought new at Bay Ridge Subaru in Brooklyn, New York. Marine Blue Pear 2012 Forester 2.5X Premium, Automatic Transmission, PZEV w/ AWP, auto-dimming mirror w/ compass, bumper cover and luggage compartment cover. $24,698 before taxes and tags ($2,166) = out the door at $26,864 I was a bit disappointed at this price. Truecar.com did not seem to have any prices listed in my area, and after shopping around through email and calls, this was the best I could do.

2021 Subaru Impreza Sport Limited Feb. lease numbers by artistocrat on Mon Feb 06 19:40:17 PST 2012

Hello Car_man, What are the lease details for a 2012 Subaru Impreza Sport Limited for 36 months and 12,000 miles/year for the month of February? Money Factor: Residual: I am currently getting the following numbers for this car in the Boston area from Zag.com: MSRP = $25, 877 Invoice = $ 24, 441 Zag target price = $24, 466 Apparently, the dealer is telling me that the moonroof and Navigation are part of this car as well as all weather package in New England area. I also added Remote Starter and 110V option. So, once I get the residual and money factor number for this month, I can use cars.com calculator to figure out a fair lease pricing. btw, as I understand it, residual value is calculated from msrp, not purchase price, correct? Also, plan to target the invoice as the target purchase price. Thanks a ton!

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