Best Subaru Dealers in New Mexico
Compare 5 Subaru dealers across New Mexico with 3 rated from 15 verified out-the-door quotes. New Mexico's average doc fee is $264.
Subaru dealers in New Mexico average a $462 doc fee, $198 above the all-brand state average. Fiesta Subaru in Albuquerque is the top-rated at 93.6/100.
Based on 3 dealers with verified quotes.
$462
Avg Doc Fee
New Mexico avg: $264
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Top-Rated Subaru Dealers in New Mexico
1st place
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93.6/100Fiesta Subaru
Albuquerque, NM
$499doc fee
$235 above the New Mexico average
$61 avg add-ons · 7 verified quotes
See the quotes2nd place
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93.5/100Honda Subaru Of Santa Fe
Santa Fe, NM
$389doc fee
$125 above the New Mexico average
$267 avg add-ons · 6 verified quotes
See the quotes3rd place
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87.2/100Fiesta Auto Group Subaru
Albuquerque, NM
$499doc fee
$235 above the New Mexico average
$214 avg add-ons · 2 verified quotes
See the quotesAll Subaru Dealers in New Mexico
Fiesta Subaru
Albuquerque, NM · 7 verified quotes
$499doc fee$61add-ons
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93.6/100See 7 verified quotes →
Honda Subaru Of Santa Fe
Santa Fe, NM · 6 verified quotes
$389doc fee$267add-ons
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93.5/100See 6 verified quotes →
Fiesta Auto Group Subaru
Albuquerque, NM · 2 verified quotesLimited data
$499doc fee$214add-ons
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87.2/100See 2 verified quotes →
Garcia Subaru North
Albuquerque, NM
Subaru
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Not ratedSubaru Of Santa Fe
Santa Fe, NM
Subaru
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Not ratedOther Dealers in New Mexico
Tips for Buying a Subaru in New Mexico
- Know the doc fee: The average Subaru doc fee in New Mexico is $462, compared to the state average of $264. This is above average — negotiate or shop around.
- Watch for add-ons: Only 0% of Subaru dealers here charge no add-ons. Review your OTD quote carefully and ask for an itemized breakdown.
- Get multiple quotes: Request out-the-door quotes from at least 3 Subaru dealers to compare total prices, not just sticker prices.
- Check transparency scores: Dealers with scores above 80 typically have fair doc fees and minimal add-ons. Compare Subaru doc fees in New Mexico →