2015 Forester - Replacement cost for stock stereo

Asked by Guru19848 Aug 19, 2019 at 11:53 AM about the 2015 Subaru Forester 2.5i Limited

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

The stock stereo display in my 2015 Forester has a incurred a dent in it due
to a child's toy being flung from the back seat to the front.  

Would anyone know what the cost to replace with the same stock radio
would be by the dealer?  

Any input is much appreciated!

5 Answers

I wanted to see if others had input, prior to calling to see if their price is way out of line. Thanks for supplying your vast "knowledge", "Subaru Forester Expert #1"

Be sure and get the security code or you will be buying a paper weight.

For things like this I go straight to the source rather than relying on third parties. There is more than one type of stereos so I could not say anyway.

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