Traded in the CL...
Traded in the CL...
01-16-2006, 04:16 PM
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Drop AND lower it? Damn, is that even possible? Nice car, not many companies offer a wagon with a stick 
01-16-2006, 04:55 PM
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nice. 
are you on legacygt.com yet?
are you on legacygt.com yet?
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01-16-2006, 05:53 PM
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i believe he did
01-16-2006, 08:21 PM
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What made you pick the wagon over the sedan? I happen to think the sedan is fantastic looking, especially when it's done up nicely like Matt's. Nice choice either way.
01-17-2006, 10:00 AM
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did you get a good price on trade in?
01-17-2006, 11:05 AM
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Thanks for all the positive comments!
MattT: I like the versatility of a sportswagon, and actually like the "sleeper" factor the wagon has over the sedan.
My 01' CL-S (non-Nav) was bone stock, in great condition. It's got 83k miles in it. The Subie dealer offered $9500. I went across the street to CarMax and they offered $500 more. The dealer matched it, so I traded it in for $10000.
Saw it on the Subie lot a couple of days later, priced for $13999...
MattT: I like the versatility of a sportswagon, and actually like the "sleeper" factor the wagon has over the sedan.
My 01' CL-S (non-Nav) was bone stock, in great condition. It's got 83k miles in it. The Subie dealer offered $9500. I went across the street to CarMax and they offered $500 more. The dealer matched it, so I traded it in for $10000.
Saw it on the Subie lot a couple of days later, priced for $13999...
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01-17-2006, 11:12 AM
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... for a 05 Legacy GT Wagon 5MT! 
Very nice. F23A4, a fellow Mo owner.
01-18-2006, 02:34 AM
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If I ever got a wagon I would have to get a Dodge Magnum with a HEMI......345hp and more room inside.......Don't get me wrong the GT has plenty of power and AWD=donut time 
01-19-2006, 01:31 AM
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Originally Posted by RandyMax
Thanks for all the positive comments!
MattT: I like the versatility of a sportswagon, and actually like the "sleeper" factor the wagon has over the sedan.
My 01' CL-S (non-Nav) was bone stock, in great condition. It's got 83k miles in it. The Subie dealer offered $9500. I went across the street to CarMax and they offered $500 more. The dealer matched it, so I traded it in for $10000.
Saw it on the Subie lot a couple of days later, priced for $13999...
MattT: I like the versatility of a sportswagon, and actually like the "sleeper" factor the wagon has over the sedan.
My 01' CL-S (non-Nav) was bone stock, in great condition. It's got 83k miles in it. The Subie dealer offered $9500. I went across the street to CarMax and they offered $500 more. The dealer matched it, so I traded it in for $10000.
Saw it on the Subie lot a couple of days later, priced for $13999...
01-19-2006, 11:08 AM
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With Nav you should have no problem selling it for 10k. That is, if the title is clean, and you've got no mods.
If I had to sell it myself, I could probably get around 11.5 - 12k. You can get an idea on how much it's really worth going to kbb.com, edmunds.com, or autotrader.com.
If I had to sell it myself, I could probably get around 11.5 - 12k. You can get an idea on how much it's really worth going to kbb.com, edmunds.com, or autotrader.com.
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