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RESPONSES

 VEHICLE TYPE

VEHICLE MILES 

 VEHICLE MSRP

 PRICE PAID
 1998 Forester

 16,000

 $21,000

 $19,200
 1997 Legacy Outback

 21,000

 $24,400

 $22,100
 1999 Legacy Outback

 7000

 $23,600

 $26,000
 1999 Forester

 3,500

 $24,895

 $22,364
 1999 Subaru Outback

 19,300

 $23,500

 $21,322
       
       
       
       

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 "Dealer tried to change the price at the last minute, sneaky and unfair. Price was very low, but I still would not recommend that specific dealer, even though we love the vehicle"  "The only problem I had with this vehicle was a bad battery (it wouldn't hold a charge, only 5 months old.) Dealer replaced the alternator on first warranty visit (tried to tell him it was the battery!) Next time finally replaced the battery. OK since. After 3 years, my Outback was such a pleasure to own and drive that this summer I opted to trade up to a 2000 Outback Limited.

 "I am very pleased with my Outback. Performance, fit and finish on the vehicle is outstanding! (My only problem so far has been that the fog light switch on the dash was rubbing on one side of the mounting cutout, which the dealer fixed.) I have had my Outback for almost 7 months now and that has been the only problem! I am hoping we have a real bad winter coming up so I can go out and "play" and really put it through the test! My trade-in was a '87 Toyota Camry wagon with 155,000 miles on it. After 12 years it was time...

ralph.neffle@roche.com

 "The Forester is a great sports SUV. I bought it by comparing dealer prices only over the Internet. Tischer Subaru in Silver Spring, MD gave me a price quote under dealer invoice, threw in some goodies, and has been excellent on the first service interval stuff. Ask for PK if you shop there."

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