I have combed through everything… but am still unsure on a few factors. The car manager is actually “mad” with me because I’ve been persistent. here’s the deal: Subaru Crosstrek - Premium- all options MSRP 31,551 Talked down to 29,000 (they claim invoice to be 29,400) 15k/yr miles/36 months It…

[image] nyclife: Yes they are… don’t ask them for the price ask to see the invoice (document) But, can I trust that it hasn’t been tampered with or changed? You seem very trusting.

Hint: you get notification when someone replies to you post. Just look above and maybe you will understand. Though I doubt it since it’s not a rocket science

Folks, keep it civil and on topic to helping OP. This doesn’t seem like any deal to write home about. I think you can shoot for a deeper discount here. Crosstreks are a dime a dozen.

[Lease] hoping this upload will work… the mobile ones were not working.

Didn’t work either… Here’s the numbers… MSRP 31,551 - Limited Crosstrek XV GRS CAP COST 29100 Cap Red 842 Net Cap 28258 Adj Res 18615 Tot Term Dep 9642 Monthly Dep 267 Mo Lse Chg 539.0 Base Payment 321 Tot of Payments 12220.56 Est Fees 294.5 Tot Tax 716.24 1st Payment 339.46 (-17.70 tax…

[image] WiseOne27: asked for it and suddenly the guy “didn’t want to do business with me” anymore… red flag huh? Is this even a question? Run away

Effective $386 if it was just first DAS, no thanks, not for that car.

I just really have to ask. What is it about Subaru’s that people are so willing to spend such money on one? There are so many more cars that are much more fun, useful, and have the same options for less money. For $330 a month, with less or no money oop, you can get a trailhawk Cherokee with a V6 or…

Subaru has found it’s niche as a reliable yet quirky family of cars, geared towards those with a love of the outdoors but beloved by virtually every non-car person who buys one. They tend to be reliable and extremely safe, which appeals to all. Your ability to score decent deals on them largely de…