Subaru absorbs VAT rise
January 5, 2011
Subaru is not be passing on January’s VAT increase to the majority of its customers, but plans to absorb the 2.5 per cent rise in sales duty itself in most cases.This means that prices for 80 per cent of the Subaru range will remain unchanged for 2011. For example, the Forester SUV range will still start at £21,295 for the entry level 2.0X and rise to £28,995 for 2.0D XS NavPlus. The Legacy Tourer range will cost from £24,795 (2.0D S) to £29,295 (2.5i SE Navplus Lineartronic). Crossover Outback models will continue to be priced at £26,795 for 2.0D S, rising to £35,795 for the top-of-the-range 3.6R.
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