HI Ursus, i see from the tread here that you are the expert. I’m trying to negotiate a deal on a XC 90 but i understand the RVs’ change form month to month depending on model etc.
I’m trying to get a sub 400 deal on a a $56,500 MSRP car.
1.I see form Volvos Website that i can still get up to $3500 in incentives. We are currently leasing a BMW and an Audi. but i’m not sure how that works $2500 allowance and $1000 is loyalty. how do you get the loyalty? we have owned Volvo in the past (3 years ago) but dont have one currently.
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Costco rebate is not offered any more? any other offers?
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is found the following on Edmund. are they still valid now in Feb 2018?
2018, Volvo, XC90, T5 AWD Momentum, 24, 7500, 67%, 0.001570
2018, Volvo, XC90, T5 AWD Momentum, 30, 7500, 65%, 0.001570
2018, Volvo, XC90, T5 AWD Momentum, 36, 7500, 61%, 0.001570
2018, Volvo, XC90, T5 AWD Momentum, 39, 7500, 59%, 0.001570
2018, Volvo, XC90, T5 AWD Momentum, 24, 10000, 66%, 0.001570
2018, Volvo, XC90, T5 AWD Momentum, 30, 10000, 64%, 0.001570
2018, Volvo, XC90, T5 AWD Momentum, 36, 10000, 60%, 0.001570
2018, Volvo, XC90, T5 AWD Momentum, 39, 10000, 58%, 0.001570
2018, Volvo, XC90, T5 AWD Momentum, 24, 12000, 65%, 0.001570
2018, Volvo, XC90, T5 AWD Momentum, 30, 12000, 63%, 0.001570
2018, Volvo, XC90, T5 AWD Momentum, 36, 12000, 59%, 0.001570
2018, Volvo, XC90, T5 AWD Momentum, 39, 12000, 57%, 0.001570
2018, Volvo, XC90, T5 AWD Momentum, 24, 15000, 63%, 0.001570
2018, Volvo, XC90, T5 AWD Momentum, 30, 15000, 61%, 0.001570
2018, Volvo, XC90, T5 AWD Momentum, 36, 15000, 57%, 0.001570
2018, Volvo, XC90, T5 AWD Momentum, 39, 15000, 55%, 0.001570 -
Do you know how much the MSD drops the MF? the calculator keeps dropping it but i do i know that is actual values? (sorry for the novice questions) i just don’t want to show up at the dealership with my breakdown and they say "where did you get those numbers?’ and trow me off completely.
I think i covered my 4 major questions, and obviously it comes down to me to break them down on the sale price discount. IS using the prices form true car a good tactic? people have got $56K cars for $48K according to that site.
Thank you
Mo