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Car Forum / Subaru Cars / May 2004

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JDC - 10 May 2004 22:49 GMT
Just discovered that Subaru is not interested in negotiating a lease buyout.
Take it for the buyout price or return it. "We have a very strong
aftermarket, they said.
Alan Smith - 10 May 2004 22:52 GMT
O.K. ... so???

> Just discovered that Subaru is not interested in negotiating a lease buyout.
> Take it for the buyout price or return it. "We have a very strong
> aftermarket, they said.
JDC - 10 May 2004 23:02 GMT
So ...I have never run into that before and I have been leasing for a while.
Normally, there is some negotiation. Most companies would prefer not having
to handle, detail and sell the automobile.

> O.K. ... so???
>
> > Just discovered that Subaru is not interested in negotiating a lease
> buyout.
> > Take it for the buyout price or return it. "We have a very strong
> > aftermarket, they said.
Jim Stewart - 11 May 2004 04:53 GMT
> So ...I have never run into that before and I have been leasing for a while.
> Normally, there is some negotiation. Most companies would prefer not having
> to handle, detail and sell the automobile.

Where I live, the dealers are aggressively seeking Subaru
trade-ins.  I think that between the high resale value and
the desire to have "starter" Subarus for new customers,
the rules that apply to most used cars don't apply to
Subarus.

>>O.K. ... so???
>>
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>>>Take it for the buyout price or return it. "We have a very strong
>>>aftermarket, they said.
Wayne - 11 May 2004 02:49 GMT
Sure, they can get more by selling it back to the dealer....

Sort of like you selling a used car to a dealer, or selling it yourself

Economics 101

> Just discovered that Subaru is not interested in negotiating a lease buyout.
> Take it for the buyout price or return it. "We have a very strong
> aftermarket, they said.
 
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