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Anchor Subaru

949 Eddie Dowling Hwy
North Smithfield, RI 02896
(401) 769-1199

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Balise Subaru

1300 Post Rd
Warwick, RI 02888
(401) 780-3490

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Somerset Subaru

1451 Brayton Point Rd
Somerset, MA 02725
(508) 676-3071

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Long Subaru

7 Sutton Rd
Webster, MA 01570
(508) 943-7070

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Mastria Subaru

1255 New State Hwy
Raynham, MA 02767
(508) 880-8799

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Clay Subaru

842 Providence Hwy
Norwood, MA 02062
(781) 762-2400

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Re: Responses from any & all, quick!!! [viper2]: by occking on Tue Jun 27 20:45:51 PDT 2006; Dock fees from Anchor, No Smithfield RI $95. My other option is Somerset, Somerset MA. Another dealer, Clay in Norwood, MA quoted me $28300 & said he would beat everyone by $300. However, I have had excellent service from Somerset & would just as soon buy from them. They are not too far away & have been very helpful (considering I never bought my 05 Outback from them. Purchased it from a dealer in Pawtucket, RI, Capitol who went out of business shortly after I purchased the vehicle. So much for my one year of free oil changes! Just concerned about the darn gas mileage & do I really need to, and/or will gas mileage or performance suffer if I use 91 or 89. I travel around 32,500 miles per year & probably average just about 25 mpg in Outback. That's 1300 gallons say at $290 = $3770 per year. If I average 20 mpg in Tribeca, that's 1625 gallons, say at $3.10 that's $5040. If I made to with 91 octane, say at $3.00 that's $4875 still $1000 per year additional. Is the Tribeca worth it??? If gas is $4 per gallon, that's another $1600 per year. Maybe I should get a Prius???

Re: which way do I go? [ajfitzer]: by occking on Sat Mar 25 13:43:30 PST 2006; In today's paper, Somerset Subaru (SE Mass) has Subaru's advertised for 1000 less than invoice. For a B9 LE with a list price of approx 34,500, I was quoted a price of approc $31,500. That still seems a bit high. Anchor Subaru in Smithfield, RI seems to have several of the same modesl they are selling for approx $30,000. I e mailed them offering $28,000 for one of them, let's see what kind of response they have. Any real world figures out there on gas mileage? I am concerned I will only average in the high teens...

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