Ah yes, lol. I meant the XT!! I edited my original post to read XT now.
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I’ve seen a couple of people post here about getting their car from riverside. If your able to make it out there I’ve seen good deals.
You can probably expect to get 10-12% off the sticker price.
Try DCH Subaru in Riverside, CA. They gave me the best deal compared to all the other dealers in So. Cal.
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My sister bought a 2021 Outback Premium yesterday. She had been looking at Outbacks since late February 2020. She really would have liked to have had leather, but she didn't want navigation and a moonroof and Outback Limited without are not plentiful.
Outback Premium
Package 13
Popular Package 1
Plus cargo net
She would have liked to have had rear seat protectors, but didn't add them.
MSRP $32,520
Out the door price $30,033
Roughly 14.5% off MSRP before taxes and fees. 0% for 63 months.
Outback Premium
Package 13
Popular Package 1
Plus cargo net
She would have liked to have had rear seat protectors, but didn't add them.
MSRP $32,520
Out the door price $30,033
Roughly 14.5% off MSRP before taxes and fees. 0% for 63 months.
Just signed the purchase agreement for my first Subaru: A 2021 Limited, white exterior on ivory. Big thanks to everyone on this forum and especially all of the info in this thread. I've spent a comical number of hours reading through all the info across the site before pulling the trigger.
2021 Outback Limited
MSRP: $35,715
Sale Price: $30,750 (14% under MSRP)
This was the first quote the dealer provided, no haggling, literally 3 emails back and forth. They came in lower than Grand, and a few dealers in my area said they couldn't touch it, so i didn't even bother with negotiating. I appreciated how painless the process was.
2021 Outback Limited
MSRP: $35,715
Sale Price: $30,750 (14% under MSRP)
This was the first quote the dealer provided, no haggling, literally 3 emails back and forth. They came in lower than Grand, and a few dealers in my area said they couldn't touch it, so i didn't even bother with negotiating. I appreciated how painless the process was.
Congrats on a sweet deal. Yes, you can learn loads, pre-purchase, via this forum. What region are you in? What dealership delivered that to you?
I'm in the Bay Area, CA and the order was through Serramonte Subaru. My first interaction was clicking a link asking for an "e-price" on a model they had on their lot. That auto generated email had a sale price of $32,475 on an MSRP of $37,724. That first quote included the below disclaimer so it sounds like they're optimizing their model for volume. I was particularly surprised that I got about the same discount when having them order one from the factory.
*WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD
WE WILL BEAT ANY WRITTEN QUOTE BY $200
ALL QUOTES FROM SERRAMONTE SUBARU INCLUDE THE DESTINATION/DELIVERY FEES!!!! THE ONLY FEES YOU WILL BE PAYING ARE TAX, LICENSE AND $85 DOCUMENTATION FEES!!!! WE STRIVE TO MAKE YOUR CAR BUYING EXPERIENCE AS SMOOTH, SIMPLE AND TRANSPARENT AS POSSIBLE!!!!
Was that a base limited, or did you get any of the common option packages, like #2 or #34? Seems a very good price.
I also purchased a Limited from Seramonte a few weeks ago. Agree on the simplicity of dealing with them, very straightforward. Would recommend them to anyone. None of the other Bay Area dealers were competitive price wise.
We skipped the Package 34 as we'll use Carplay for navigation and the moonroof and heated steering wheel weren't worth $2k to us. I actually prefer not to have the driver distraction system. We included most of package 2, but not all, and added a trailer hitch. The options we added are below
trailer hitch, rear seat back protector, rear bumper cover, led dome light, ext. auto dimming mir.
2020 Outback Premium (new)
Option package 13 with several other options, like auto-dimming rearview mirror, rear bumper cover, rear back seat protect etc.
MSRP: $32.3K
Sale Price: $27.5K (~15% off msrp) + 0% APR for 63months
Gold Plus Extended Warranty (8 year / 80K): $1,370
Option package 13 with several other options, like auto-dimming rearview mirror, rear bumper cover, rear back seat protect etc.
MSRP: $32.3K
Sale Price: $27.5K (~15% off msrp) + 0% APR for 63months
Gold Plus Extended Warranty (8 year / 80K): $1,370
What is the dealer name?
2021 Outback Onyx XT
w/ option package 22 and popular package #2
$32,580 after (trade in "2015 outback 2.5i premium", taxes/fees, Ambassador coupon, GAP, 8yrs/80k warranty) 0.9% 72 months, NO DOWN PAYMENT.
Melbourne, FLORIDA
w/ option package 22 and popular package #2
$32,580 after (trade in "2015 outback 2.5i premium", taxes/fees, Ambassador coupon, GAP, 8yrs/80k warranty) 0.9% 72 months, NO DOWN PAYMENT.
Melbourne, FLORIDA
Bought a 2021 Outback Premium with the blind spot monitoring package for $28,150 out the door. MSRP $32,273.
0% for 63 months. No warranty or add-ons. Beardmore Subaru in Omaha.
0% for 63 months. No warranty or add-ons. Beardmore Subaru in Omaha.
WOW!!! This is crazy. I bought the exact same car on 11/21/20.
MSRP $41694
Sale 37345
0% for 63 mos.
They must have had a certain price point on that color and option pkg. That is so weird. Mine was in VA, how about you?
MSRP $41694
Sale 37345
0% for 63 mos.
They must have had a certain price point on that color and option pkg. That is so weird. Mine was in VA, how about you?
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