I believe the Volvo owner pull ahead differs from the conquest pull-ahead in that it essentially just relieves you of your remaining payments with VCFS.
And yep, I’m buying myself out of my current lease. I went way overboard on the miles (almost at 36k after 2 years and 2 months) due to a large commute in last fall and this spring. I’d rather take the loss on 4 months and be in a new car than pay a similar amount just in mileage charges.
The Costco program does stack. With zero negotiation so far on a 2018 S90 MSRP $59,740 I’ve got a payment of $483/mo + taxes with only first payment at signing for a 36/10k lease. For a 2017 I think you should be able to get sub $400/mo. This dealer has no more 2017’s in stock.
Don Beyer, but I can’t really recommend them since my friend left It was like pulling the teeth last time. But they are big with 5 stores and I know one GM.
I know with the General, it’s one or the other…not both. I tried and got shot down. I’d assume Volvo would be the same, but you know what happens when you assume…
IMHO, the A-plan is good if you want to buy a 2018 (which a dealer wouldn’t discount) or you don’t like to haggle. Also, I believe it locks the doc fee to $100, useful in a state with high doc fees.
For a lease, I think you would get the $500 Loyalty lease cash.
So if I have an Infiniti on a lease, I could pick up the S90 base for my wife at $380 and still get 6 months worth of payments (about $2400) in addition to the pricing shown? I have exactly 6 months left on my lease.
Yeah I’d like to know more about this. I went to the Costco Autos site, entered in my Bay Area zip code and they stated they were unable to find any offers on a 2018 XC60. Would love to know generally how to get the Volvo’s at a more attractive price point like you’ve found.