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Re: anyone think prices have come down? [tomme12]: by sgloon on Sun Jul 06 08:29:51 PDT 2008; My general rule of thumb is that you always have wiggle room. Don't listen to the "sad" stories. Whether they are true or not does not matter, as you want the car for the price you want it in order to be happy. You know what you want to lease the car for. Figure out what you want for residual. Then go in and negotiate with the dealer. If you can, negotiate with whoever has the power to make the decision. And be willing to walk away if you don't get the deal you want. Remember, there are lots of other dealers out there, and probably at least one of them will want your business at your price (as long as it is reasonable). Good luck.

Re: New 09 Forester Premium MT in the Driveway! [packrfan]: by sgloon on Thu Jul 03 23:27:08 PDT 2008; See my post in 2009 forester for first MPG's. It did great on my trip!!!! Way better than EPA ratings! http://townhall-talk.edmunds.com/direct/view/.f178d36/1815

Re: anyone think prices have come down? [tomme12]: by sgloon on Thu Jul 03 22:47:25 PDT 2008; Tomme, you have a few places to look for invoice prices. A quick and easy one for generic options is: http://www.cars101.com/subaru_prices.html#Forester%20prices The detailed one, where you can build your own car and then find the invoice is on edmonds: http://www.edmunds.com/new/2009/subaru/forester/100992079/options.html They haven't changed things for July, so it is just the 4.5% financing for the forester.

Re: New 09 Forester Premium MT in the Driveway! [asdf9]: by sgloon on Sun Jun 22 18:59:31 PDT 2008; Thxs! I'll have to make sure I get them...and the tool called the "lever" which I have learned is missing. Still reading the manual to find out what else might not be there... Also need to have someone fix the "rear seat recline button", as that basically just fell out of where it it suppose to be and doesn't work. The other side is fine.

Re: New 09 Forester Premium MT in the Driveway! [packrfan]: by sgloon on Sun Jun 22 18:41:38 PDT 2008; RE: tweeter It came with the car, and is on most other premium's in my area. I probably wouldn't have ordered it...but, it does seem to brighten the music quite a bit, so it does sound better IMO. I only heard one vehicle without the tweeter, and it was a while ago...so I could be mistaken. Short answer, I'm happy I have it now as I can really hear the high end clearly & distinctively. Re: Loyalty Incentive is not related to trading in a vehicle, but is something the main office gave me. It is atypical. I was just lucky (after being unlucky). :)

New 09 Forester Premium MT in the Driveway!: by sgloon on Sat Jun 21 15:04:21 PDT 2008; My new Sage Green Metallic 09 Forester 2.5x Premium with MT is in the driveway! Yeah! :D They delivered it from about 130 miles away today. :shades: At no additional charge except the gas it took to get up here... I'm in CO for those doing comparisons... Here's the deal I got: 2.5x Premium, manual transmission with: Homelink mirror (I've programed it already, works well) Rear Bumper Cover Splash Guards Luggage Cover Cargo Mat Tweeter Kit And, it came with the 2 different color lines of detailing on both sides (so I'll know which one it mine)...not something I asked for, but the MSRP difference was only $12. MSPR: $23,997.00 Invoice: $22,382.00 Price: $21,258.00 This dealer did not raise the price quoted! Yeah! ;) Add all weather mats for $51.00 Sub Total $21,309.00 = $1,134 below invoice Sales Taxes: 1,429.00 ah, the government... OTD: $22,737.00 Loyalty Incentive: 500.00 = $1,634 below invoice Total Paid: $22,237.00 Title & Plates will of course be extra... The surprise of course is the mpg recorded on the car. It has 280 miles on it and it says the avg mpg is 35!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :shades: I know it was mainly hiway driving, but isn't that fantastic! Is anyone else seeing those numbers? Or is it imaginary because the car is so new??? And one more question...Aren't we suppose to get 2 remotes to go along with the 2 keys that they give us??? How many remotes did you get? I had to ask to assure I got the owner's manual & other paperwork, as it wasn't in the vehicle when I inspected it, so I want to be sure I have everything... Heading off to Rendez-vous on Tuesday with the car loaded, Thule rack on top and dirt roads to drive just to get there....I'll let you know how it handles on back roads driving at 9-10,000 feet when I return... WooHoo! First new car in 22 years! My last Subaru lasted that long (282,000), and would have gone another 5 years easily if someone hadn't hit it in a parking lot!

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