Filled it out, assuming the ones that didn't put in a 2025 trim bought the plan in a previous year, so maybe a column with year gold plan bought?

 

Roadrunner1 - is the information on line #2 my purchase from Grand Subaru???...the numbers are the same as I reported in another thread you responded to...if so, I can add the Subaru Gold Plus warranty I purchased from them as well...

Bill

 

Yes, number 2 was your purchase. I updated the spreadsheet to just include your input. Thanks!

 

okay, thanks RoadRunner1...I added the price and type of Subaru extended warranty to your spreadsheet as I also bought that from Grand Subaru a couple days later...

Bill

 

Thanks for making this

 

Yes, thank you for making this spread sheet. I am buying an Outback in April and will be reaching out to Grand Subaru as I don't think my local dealers will come close to those numbers. I'm in upstate NY and willing to travel to pick up the car.

If anyone has a preferred contact, there let me know - sometimes you can get a referral check by sending me to the same dealership.

Thanks again!

 

I used Andrew Galvin at Grand Subaru while my younger brother used Santiago (Santi) Valdez who was off the day I inquired and bought my 2025 Outback Touring XT...I think you will do fine with whomever you get...good luck...I know Grand has had some of the best pricing nationwide since at least 2014...

Bill

 

Thanks very much! I will be reaching out to them soon. Will give the local dealers a chance but guessing they will not be close in pricing. I can get a 1 way ticket to Chicago for $100+/- and drive it back to make the trip worth it.

 

Really appreciate this thread and the Google sheet. I had the unique experience of buying 2 outbacks for family in Dec and January and entered the info into the sheet. Prices went back up $1,000 in January after Subary year-end bonuses expired, or were otherwise met by dealers, based on shopping several dealers again and the usual back and forth. IMO, wait until the end of March for Subaru and dealers' quarter-end if you can to see if the extra bonuses kick back in by then. By then, the 2026 Gen 6 announcement will hopefully be out as well. Always a tricky game buying the last generation though... Oddly, prices can go up as the popular old units begin to thin out since the new one will be thousands more and supply of the "old faithful" will be low. Particularly the more desirable higher trim levels.

 

Great advice! End of March actually works well for us as we are not in a rush - 2012 still running great and will keep it as a backup. Thanks

 

I just added mine to your spreadsheet. 2025 Wilderness with Std Option Pkg 21. Not a Grand Subaru deal, but I didn't want to do the 700 mile round trip to get one from them. Although, it would have been a better deal.

Nonetheless, I'm happy with what I got. MSRP $43,177 My final price $38,800 $38,550 Not a bad deal, and it's local so no road trip.

I was able to get them to bump up my trade in price as well (2022 Outback Premium.) All in all I'm geeked to get the TURBO and everything the Wilderness has. I pick it up tomorrow.

Woo Hoo!

 

I entered my Onyx XT into the spreadsheet.

 

I just added mine. Picking up this Friday.

 

Added mine today, Touring XT, Nebraska. Thank you for creating this thread.

 

As far as interest rates, any opinions…Grand says 2.9/36mo., or 4.9/72 months while another local dealer says they do 3.9 up to 60 months…

Thanks!

 

So I will need to get the floor mats, but they are not on the car yet, any advice getting the dealer to deal on them, or should I get them from Subaru.com? Apparently another dealer said it would be full retail of if I walked in to buy them…

Thanks!

 

If you are talking about the All Weather Mats, I would suggest buying an aftermarket set. You can spend much less and get much better protection. The Subaru mats are a waste of money.

 

I have bought 2 Subarus….#3 probably tomorrow. I seem to remember getting a loyalty parts and accessories 20% coupon on one of those, but is that a standard thing? Thanks

 

GAP insurance, wasn’t gonna get it, but the wife insisted….not happy I capitulated. We had a 20% payment, but according to Subaru’s Chase calculator we were not within there range….so the dealer made some money off of us….$600. Honestly, I don’t completely understand wtf the finance person was going on about, but it didn’t seem right ….maybe it’s because we have never had to have gap insurance before.

 

Picking up on Monday a 2025 Outback Premium in Cosmic blue with Option package 15 + some other stuff with an msrp of $38,170. Purchase price is 34,360. 10 year/100k 0 deductible Subaru Gold Warranty: $2500. Big downpayment and then will take advantage of Subaru's 0.9% financing for 36 months.