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Nate was very nice and patient as I had a lot to consider in purchasing my vehicle. He understood my needs and concerns and made sure that I walked out with no questions and a smile on my face! I love my F in purchasing my vehicle. He understood my needs and concerns and made sure that I walked out with no questions and a smile on my face! I love my Forester! Thank you! More

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First time to buy Subaru. My husband and I were impressed with Patrick Subaru service. Sales; Nate Goodro is excellent. I would recommend this dealers to my friends. with Patrick Subaru service. Sales; Nate Goodro is excellent. I would recommend this dealers to my friends. More

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So excited to be able to drive home in a new Subaru. Nate Goodro worked with us and the process couldn't have gone smoother; he was attentive, knowledgeable, and addressed any & all concerns we had. We were Goodro worked with us and the process couldn't have gone smoother; he was attentive, knowledgeable, and addressed any & all concerns we had. We were quite delighted and we look forward to working with Patrick Subaru now & in the future. Thanks! More

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We were looking for a new Forester and wanted to try Patrick Subaru in Shrewsbury Ma this time. Being seniors, it is very trying when buying a new vehicle, but we were pleasantly surprised how well we Patrick Subaru in Shrewsbury Ma this time. Being seniors, it is very trying when buying a new vehicle, but we were pleasantly surprised how well we were treated by Nate Goodro. He made us very welcomed and put our minds at so at ease that we felt no pressure whatsoever. Nate took the time to answer all our questions and made the buying experience actually a joy! ...And he checked with us after the sale to make sure we were satisfied and offered any further assistance. We highly recommend Nate if you are looking for a new vehicle. More

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Let me start out by saying I typically trade my cars every 2 or 3 years and have often joked that I would rather have a tooth pulled than walk into a car dealership! For the first time ever I can say th every 2 or 3 years and have often joked that I would rather have a tooth pulled than walk into a car dealership! For the first time ever I can say that I had a great experience buying my 2012 Legacy! I felt that I walked away with a great deal and a fair trade. I started out by using the only line trade in tool on the Patrick Subaru web site. The guaranteed trade in amount was actually over 2 thousand dollars higher than edmunds.com. Within minutes of completing it, a representative from Patrick called. No high-pressure sales, just an introduction. I decided to drive out there that day and was greeted by Nathan Goodro. Nathan took the time needed with me to decide between a Forrester and a Legacy, since I was really torn between the two. I have had four wheel drive for years and just couldn’t decide. After driving 2 cars, I finally decided on the Legacy. I brought the car home on Monday and wouldn’t you know we had snow on Wednesday! I live in Central MA, so the roads were a nightmare that day. I can honestly say that my Legacy performed just as well or better than my Ford Escape! I big thank you to Patrick Subaru! For the first time I bought a car and didn’t walk away thinking the dealer got the better deal. Plus I got a car that I absolutely love. More

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As with every dealership, you must wait for a test drive, wait for an offer or counteroffer, wait for the finance guy, wait for (suffer through) the sales pitch to sell you an extra warranty, and finally wai wait for an offer or counteroffer, wait for the finance guy, wait for (suffer through) the sales pitch to sell you an extra warranty, and finally wait for the salesperson to read the owners manual to you. All of this is expected. It is what all dealerships do. However, the process just seemed particularly lengthy here. Otherwise, this is a fine dealership willing to give you top dollar for your trade-in and a very fair price on your new vehicle. And at the end, that's all that matters. More

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