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Best Subaru Dealerships in Georgia, Ranked by CarEdge Data

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Zach Shefska
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This is the CarEdge Dealer Transparency Index ranking for Subaru dealers across Georgia. We grade dealers using verified out-the-door quotes — real PDFs, emails, and signed deals — not Google star ratings.

We graded every Subaru dealer in Georgia with enough verified out-the-door quotes to score with confidence. If you’re shopping a specific metro, jump to the city-by-city rankings below for a tighter local shortlist.

Last updated November 11, 2026. CarEdge refreshes these rankings daily as new verified out-the-door quotes come in.

What is the best Subaru dealer in Georgia?

The best Subaru dealer in Georgia by verified out-the-door price data is Asbury Automotive (Atlanta, GA): A grade, 99/100 across 17 quotes from the past year, with $504 in dealer fees, under the GA median of $925.

Close behind:

  1. Subaru Of Kennesaw (Kennesaw), A grade, 98/100 across 8 quotes from the past year, with no quoted add-ons in its 8 quotes from the past year.
  2. Subaru Of Gwinnett (Duluth), A grade, 95/100 across 18 quotes from the past year, with quoted add-ons on only 1 of its 18 quotes from the past year.

Best for:

  • Lowest dealer fees: Asbury Automotive (Atlanta), $504, against the GA median of $925.
  • No quoted add-ons: Subaru Of Kennesaw (Kennesaw), none in its 8 quotes from the past year.
  • Most quotes, past year: Subaru Of Gwinnett (Duluth), 18 quotes from the past year behind its A.

Among the A and B dealers ranked on this page.

Full ranking, dealer fees and quoted add-ons for every graded dealer are below.

Top 6 Subaru Dealers in Georgia

Ranked by CarEdge transparency score, highest to lowest. Each dealer profile links to the full review with verified out-the-door quotes.

#1 — Asbury Automotive

Grade: A · Score: 99/100 · Atlanta, GA

Asbury Automotive is the top-graded Subaru dealer in Georgia by verified data — A grade, 99/100, based on 17 quotes from the past year.

  • Dealer fees: $504 — below the GA median of $925
  • Quoted add-ons: On 1 of 17 quotes from the past year (6%)
  • Quotes, past year: 17

See full review & verified quotes →

#2 — Subaru Of Kennesaw

Grade: A · Score: 98/100 · Kennesaw, GA

Subaru Of Kennesaw put no quoted add-ons on any of its 8 quotes from the past year — rare for an A-grade Subaru dealer.

  • Dealer fees: $795 — below the GA median of $925
  • Quoted add-ons: None in 8 quotes from the past year
  • Quotes, past year: 8

See full review & verified quotes →

#3 — Subaru Of Gwinnett

Grade: A · Score: 95/100 · Duluth, GA

Quoted add-ons showed on only 6% of Subaru Of Gwinnett’s quotes from the past year — restrained by segment standards.

  • Dealer fees: $1,098 — above the GA median of $925
  • Quoted add-ons: On 1 of 18 quotes from the past year (6%)
  • Quotes, past year: 18

See full review & verified quotes →

#4 — Gerald Jones Subaru

Grade: A · Score: 95/100 · Martinez, GA

Gerald Jones Subaru’s $546 in dealer fees comes in well below the GA median of $925 — money that stays in your pocket at signing.

  • Dealer fees: $546 — below the GA median of $925
  • Quoted add-ons: On 2 of 4 quotes from the past year (50%)
  • Quotes, past year: 4

See full review & verified quotes →

#5 — Hughes Subaru

Grade: A · Score: 94/100 · Athens, GA

Hughes Subaru put quoted add-ons on just 20% of its quotes from the past year — light for an A-grade dealer.

  • Dealer fees: $799 — below the GA median of $925
  • Quoted add-ons: On 1 of 5 quotes from the past year (20%)
  • Quotes, past year: 5

See full review & verified quotes →

#6 — Gerald Jones Auto Group

Grade: C · Score: 77/100 · Augusta, GA

Gerald Jones Auto Group grades a C — quoted add-ons appear on 100% of its quotes from the past year. Ask for an itemized OTD before signing.

  • Dealer fees: $546 — below the GA median of $925
  • Quoted add-ons: On 5 of 5 quotes from the past year (100%)
  • Quotes, past year: 5

See full review & verified quotes →

About the CarEdge Dealer Transparency Index

Most dealer rankings come from Google star ratings and Yelp reviews — easy to game, impossible to verify. The CarEdge Dealer Transparency Index is different. We score every dealer using verified out-the-door quotes: real PDFs, emails, and screenshots from actual transactions.

Only quotes from the past year count. We split them into four groups, newest first: the newest counts 50%, then 30%, 15% and 5%.

Each dealer’s transparency score (out of 100) is weighted across four dimensions:

  • Fee Transparency (30%) — Are the dealer’s fees reasonable? We add up every dealer fee and compare the total with the state median.
  • Add-on Behavior (30%) — How often does the dealer include quoted add-ons like paint protection or theft deterrent, the kind you can’t say no to? Add-ons the dealer marks as optional don’t count against them.
  • Price Accuracy (30%) — Does the advertised price include every charge you have to pay? We check each quote against the vehicle page: dealer fees, add-ons, the advertised price and the discount.
  • Data Quality (10%) — Does the quote list taxes, dealer fees, add-ons and government fees each on its own line? Each one is worth a quarter.

Grades: A (90–100), B (80–89), C (70–79), D (60–69), F (below 60). Read the methodology →

Subaru Dealers by Metro in Georgia

Shopping a specific city? These metro-level rankings drill into Subaru dealers near each major Georgia market:

Georgia Subaru Dealer Rankings at a Glance

#DealerCityGradeScoreDealer FeesQuoted Add-onsQuotes, Past Year
1Asbury AutomotiveAtlantaA99$5046%17
2Subaru Of KennesawKennesawA98$795None8
3Subaru Of GwinnettDuluthA95$1,0986%18
4Gerald Jones SubaruMartinezA95$54650%4
5Hughes SubaruAthensA94$79920%5
6Gerald Jones Auto GroupAugustaC77$546100%5

How to Use This Data When You Shop

  1. Get an OTD quote in writing before you visit. Any dealer can send a worksheet by email — if they won’t, that’s a red flag.
  2. Ask for a quote with zero add-ons. Everything in the F&I office is optional. Say “please remove all dealer add-ons” and see what the price does.
  3. Anchor to the OTD, not the advertised price. Dealers with a gap between advertised price and final OTD aren’t being straight with you. Don’t negotiate off the advertised number.
  4. Compare three dealers minimum. Even within the same metro, dealer fees, quoted add-ons and advertised price accuracy vary widely. Use this ranking as your shortlist.

Rankings are generated from the CarEdge Dealer Transparency Index, a public methodology that scores dealers on verified out-the-door quotes — not Google star ratings or paid placements. CarEdge refreshes the rankings daily as new verified quotes come in.

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