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Subaru Sets 2016-MY Pricing Announcements
Subaru will begin announcing pricing for its 2016 model-year vehicles in April, and has set specific dates when it will announce pricing for its entire lineup.
by Staff
March 17, 2015
Photo courtesy of Subaru.
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Photo courtesy of Subaru.
Subaru will begin announcing pricing for its 2016 model-year vehicles in April, and has set specific dates when it will announce pricing for its entire lineup.
Subaru will start its pricing announcements with the WRX/Sti on April 23.
In June, Subaru will announce pricing for more widely used fleet vehicles such as the Forester compact SUV (June 11). Other June pricing announcements include the Legacy mid-size sedan and Outback on June 25.
September will bring pricing announcements for the Impreza compact car (Sept. 24), XV Crosstrek compact SUV (Sept. 24), and BRZ (Sept. 10).
Subaru has also updated ordering for the 2015-MY Forester compact SUV. Fleets must place orders by May 18. Other 2015-MY ordering dates remain unchanged.
Originally posted on Automotive Fleet
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