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Once a year I receive a letter from subaru (or a subaru dealer) saying they would buy back my old subaru at such and such price, or a guaranteed trade in value. Some letter said they desperately need a used car like mine. Does it really work? > Once a year I receive a letter from subaru (or a subaru dealer) saying they > would buy back my old subaru at such and such price, or a guaranteed trade > in value. Some letter said they desperately need a used car like mine. > > Does it really work? > Only if you do your research. Read this whole site: http://www.carbuyingtips.com/ and then decide if your dealer is offering you a good deal.  SignatureLife is too short to play cheap guitars. > Once a year I receive a letter from subaru (or a subaru dealer) saying they > would buy back my old subaru at such and such price, or a guaranteed trade > in value. Some letter said they desperately need a used car like mine. > > Does it really work? Used Subarus in good condition are in short supply, as I found out when I was in the market a year ago. However, offers to buy yours may not be worth it. For one, they may not offer anything like the actual value of the car -- *always* check prices in your area for similar vehicles before bothering to respond to such an offer. For two, why would you sell a perfectly good car you like? If you already wanted a newer model, and the trade-in offer on your car is good and from a dealer that stocks the newer models you want, you might be able to negotiate a good deal. Otherwise, I suspect you'd be better off ignoring offers like this if you own a used Subaru in good condition. SignatureCatherine Jefferson <ariel@devsite.org> Personal Home Page * <http://www.devsite.org/> The SpamBouncer * <http://www.spambouncer.org/> > Once a year I receive a letter from subaru (or a subaru dealer) saying they > would buy back my old subaru at such and such price, or a guaranteed trade > in value. Some letter said they desperately need a used car like mine. > > Does it really work? My dealer makes most of his profit selling used Subaru's vs new. That tells you something. >Once a year I receive a letter from subaru (or a subaru dealer) saying they >would buy back my old subaru at such and such price, or a guaranteed trade >in value. Some letter said they desperately need a used car like mine. > >Does it really work? It's a come-on. On May 31, 12:48 pm, "Valued Corporate #120,345 Employee (B A R R Y)" <DwightSchr...@DunderMifflin.com> wrote: > >Once a year I receive a letter from subaru (or a subaru dealer) saying they > >would buy back my old subaru at such and such price, or a guaranteed trade [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > It's a come-on. I bought several Subarus new, so have been getting these for a while. Did go in once just to see how good their offer was. Turned out to be about $1800 (15%) less than what I was able to get for the car for in a private sale. Yeah, it's a come on. On the other hand, if they've still got a new yellow Baja on the lot that they can't move, who knows. |
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