And military installations try offer accommodations to ensure that families want for nothing. But, living on a military base may not be the right living situation for every military family. Here's a short list of pros and cons to living on a military base for you and your family to consider: Pros to Living on Base:f you're still unsure of where you want your military family to live when you get your PCS orders, you should consult your on-base financial counselor at your old and new duty station. And, don't be afraid to ask other military families living on base or around it what they think of living on an installation.
A Subaru Outback comes with a factory invoice of about $23,500 for a 2.5i model and an MSRP of about $24,600. The Premium trim level adds about $1,400 to the vehicleâs MSRP while the Limited trim level adds about another $4,000. 3.6R models come with an MSRP of about $28,500.
Subaru reimburses a dealer approx $300.00 for a 30K service when a maintenance agreement is purchased. $350-$450 might be acceptable with some add on's.However, $825.00 is a total rip off.he Subaru dealer here in Salem, OR quoted me $860 for the 30K maintenance on a 2004 Forester (I have 33K as of today). Their quote includes a few things I don't see on in the maintenance schedule that came with the car. The biggest $$$ are for these two: