Manufacturer buyback

Asked by 27513Guru Jul 12, 2019 at 09:46 AM about the 2018 Subaru Outback 3.6R Touring AWD

Question type: General

The manufacturer is offering to repurchase or
replace my car for reason that it has had
unending problems in its first year that
remain unresolved.

I looked around and haven’t found anything I
enjoy (problems aside) as much. We are in
between model years so my replacement will
be a 2020.

The net shows I’m not the only one who
bought this car and had problems. The net
also seems to indicate quality issues. I do not
want another problem.

There is also a delay period before I get my
replacement  I have not made my final
choice.

Does anyone have any advice/tips/guidance?

2 Answers

For our information perhaps you can tell your story? Not too many people manage a buy back with Subaru.

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