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I had manual transmission in economy cars years ago. Fun to drive.
Any with manual transmission when trade in - dealer always used "deduct" - as value was less.
Today is a tad different. There are so few manuals out there.
It's a very small market new or used.
Blackbooks and all the other auction publications list deducts on the Subaru's with manual transmissions. ($900-$1,000 on 2012 through 2016 Foresters.)
Definitely would help if you would put where you lived and your profile ... a Forester in Colorado and a Forester in South Florida have totally different resale values. When I was looking at one for a relative in the Summer of 2013, I could get a 14 XT for about $27,000 plus taxes registration, etc. ... that was about $2,500 off of sticker. A 2011 or 2012 with 30,000 miles was going to be $22,000 or $23,000, not worth the small amount of savings, so purchased the 2013. When the 2014 (with about 52,000 miles) was totaled in an accident the insurance payoff was in excess of $22,000, so it kept its value pretty darn well.
Currently the 17s have 0% financing for 48 months while the 18s financing charge is ... maybe 1.8%
i am looking for a Forester so its the 0 fiancing on all models or only some trims/packages i have 750 credit score so i am likely approved anyways
i am looking for a Forester so its the 0 fiancing on all models or only some trims/packages i have 750 credit score so i am likely approved anyways
Not sure ... I believe 0% is on more than just the Forester ... Check their website or Google / Yahoo / Bing
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