Those are included in the warranty. I think they pulled a fast one on you.
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Those are included in the warranty. I think they pulled a fast one on you.
In what the Audi or the new Volvo? That's pretty impressive if you go that in the Volvo, I didn't think they did that well with the turbo and all.
Marc
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If anyone needs advice on replacing the rear cat on a '90's Legacy, let me know, I just did mine this weekend.
SKIQUATTRO
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in the AUDI, the Volvo was at JFK as the wife was in Vegas,,,,,
campgottagopee
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Word around the campfire is it will be available in the 2010 Outback and Legacy
campgottagopee
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They are and they did
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I know it's included but I still think it's mad steezy
hammer
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I actually don't think that the new Imprezas look too bad...I have to fit a few growing kids in the back seat so the increased rear seat room makes the Impreza an option now. I'm also hoping that the new Forester will have the bigger back seat as well so I can think of one of those as an option.
BeanoNYC
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0% financing now? Guess I should have waited.
campgottagopee
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I know---I can't friggin believe it!!!! was hoping you wouldn't fin out, my bad. It is only for 24 mo's but still free $$$$$ is hard to come by.
Cool, may need to add another subi to the household then.
hammer
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0.0% financing for 24 months = $41.67/$1000 borrowed
Finance $20K, monthly payment = $833.33 :-o:-o
How many people can actually take advantage of this??
campgottagopee
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Last month 63% of out buyers used the 0%----what it really does is spur the cash buyer into buying sooner than later.
hammer
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I know what you mean on the 0% financing...I've taken advantage of that the last few times I've made a large (~$3k) household purchase. I'm just surprised that there are that many people who can make a "cash purchase" of a $20K (or much more) new car...
Guess I'd rather take the longer loan and try to see if I can pay it off early...that way I'm not forced into a huge monthly payment.
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Well I was going to buy a car outright...I'd definitely take advantage of it and then the 20k could be in several CDs of various lengths..
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BTW I current lease my car so payments are mad low..I'll probably take the option to buy though..
If you focus on what your monthly payment is (for lease or purchase) you are going to get screwed in the long run. Negotiate the price and then deal with financing. You are probably going to have to buy the car for more than it's worth at the end of your lease. You'd might be better off paying the penalty and buying a different used one. Do the math when you get to that point. Basically is the penalty larger or smaller than the difference between the buy-out or the going rate for a similar used car.
campgottagopee
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I hear ya---I'm constanlty amazed at that myself.
campgottagopee
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Agree with purchase but not in a lease----there are only 2 things that matter in a lease---what's my payment and how much $$$$ did I take out of my pocket to get it there.
True, but you also have to consider what it's gonna cost you at the end.
Edit: I know that's not what a lot of leasies have on their minds, but they should.
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