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There are many reasons to consider purchasing a new Subaru if you’re on the search for a vehicle you can really rely on—including the Subaru warranty support. Here at Herb Gordon Subaru, you’ll find vehicles that are protected by comprehensive warranty coverage, including the following.

There’s nothing more exciting than driving off the lot of Herb Gordon Subaru in a new Subaru car, but before you get to that point, you need to figure out a way to pay for it. While some drivers choose to pay upfront in cash or check, the majority choose to work with our Subaru finance center on an auto loan.

Whether you’re new to auto loans or a seasoned veteran, you likely have some questions about how the Subaru finance process works.  

Driving a new Subaru car off the lot of Herb Gordon Subaru is a thrilling prospect. But before doing so, you have to first ensure that a new car will fit into your budget. Whether this is your first time buying a car or you’re a seasoned veteran, budgeting for one can be difficult.

Here at our Subaru finance center, our professionals have a few tips on how to budget.  

There’s nothing like the feeling of driving off the lot of Herb Gordon Subaru in a new or pre-owned Subaru car. However, first, you need to get approved for an auto loan, assuming you are not paying in cash or with a check.

Here in our Subaru finance center, our team of finance professionals does everything in their power to get you a loan that matches your needs. However, there are also some steps that you can take in order to get approved for an auto loan.  

At Herb Gordon Subaru, we make Subaru finance painless and simple. Our experts want you to buy a car that fits your budget and needs. Whether you’re looking to get behind the wheel of a Subaru Forester, Subaru Outback, or a different model, we can help you secure an auto loan that fits your financing needs. Here is an overview of Subaru Motors Finance.  

More and more drivers in Silver Spring are discovering the advantages of leasing a Subaru car. Of course, there is no quote, unquote “correct” choice when it comes to leasing versus buying. For drivers who wish to drive the newest Subaru models when they are released while paying lower monthly payments than those that come with buying, leasing is the route to take.

If you are contemplating a Subaru lease, you likely have some questions. The finance professionals at our Silver Spring Subaru dealership are happy to answer some of the most common leasing questions.  

When drivers visit Herb Gordon Subaru to purchase a new or pre-owned Subaru car, many of them wonder what to do with their existing vehicle. After all, the main reason most people buy a new car is to replace an old one. We know that there are many options for selling or trading in a car, but our dealership makes the trade-in process easier than ever.

Here is everything you need to know about the Subaru trade-in program, including when you can trade in your used car.  

One of the easiest ways to save money on the purchase of a new Subaru car is by trading in your current vehicle with our dealers at Herb Gordon Subaru. Helping you with your trade-in is the Subaru Trade Up Program, officially known as the Subaru Trade Up Advantage Program.

This is a new program that helps owners get the best possible value for their vehicle trade-in.  

While some Maryland drivers choose to pay for a new Subaru car in cash, the majority of car buyers need to take out a loan. If this is your first time taking out an auto loan, you may be somewhat anxious about getting approved for the loan.

Here at our Subaru finance center, our professionals are happy to share their tips on how to get approved for your Subaru loan. 

Leasing a Subaru car is an increasingly popular alternative to buying one outright, as it allows for lower monthly payments, the ability to drive the newest Subaru cars when they are released, and less overall commitment.

Here at Herb Gordon Subaru, we make the Subaru lease process simple and stress-free. Some drivers near Silver Spring wonder what happens at the end of a Subaru lease, and our dealers are happy to explain.