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Falcone Subaru

1930 W 16th St
Indianapolis, IN 46202
(317) 263-0002

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Tom Wood Subaru

3230 E 96th St
Indianapolis, IN 46240
(317) 705-7000

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Royal Subaru on the Eastside

3333 E 3rd St
Bloomington, IN 47401
(812) 332-9251

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Indianapolis, IN Subaru Car Consumer Discussions

Legacy price: by groverc on Mon Aug 18 09:30:16 PDT 2003; I think your price is awesome! That's way better than I did on my sedan. How did you manage to get more than $4,000 off? I think that is like $2,000 less than invoce. Is there a factory to dealer incentive in your area? Good job!

Carsdirect price: by groverc on Fri Aug 01 09:25:39 PDT 2003; Wow, if you can get the car for $18,764, that's awesome. When I go to carsdirect.com, the price in Indiana for an automatic SE wagon is $21,439. I know different regions of the country have different incentives, but nearly $3,000 is huge.

2003 Legacy L SE Sedan: by groverc on Tue Jul 29 08:29:29 PDT 2003; I think that $19,200 is a fair price, but I'm sure that if you're motivated, you could get the car for a little less, like $200 to $400. If you're an awesome nogotiater, maybe more. I purchased a 2003 Legacy SE Sedan on Saturday. It is a 5-speed. The sticker was $21,335. After the $1,000 rebate offered in Indiana, I paid $19,100 plus tax. The wagons, I think, are a little more popular, therefore, they may sell for a little more. I am sure that a more shrewd buyer could have a gotten a better deal than I did, but car buying is not a battle I chose to fight, so I am happy. My first few days has been favorable. I am liking the car more and more. The build quality could be better, but it is by no means bad. The dealer used too large of screws when putting the license plate on, and in return, stripped the little plastic pieces that receive the screw on the rear license plate. No big deal, but for me it is frustrating that my new car has an issue. The dealer drilled the little plastic pieces out to accept the larger screws that was used in error. It seems to be working. Let us know what you do, and what you end up buying.

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