Besides Volvo who is offering a 6-month Pull ahead program, are you aware of other manufacturers doing the same.
I was wondering a similar thing. Friend has a Ford lease with 4 payments remaining and am wondering if/which manufacturers might pay those
Cadillac currently offers a 4 month pull ahead.
Any dealer can “pull you ahead” by rolling in the negative equity into the current lease so make sure you’re actually getting a automaker’s pull ahead and not a dealer’s.
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Good advice so he doesn’t get fooled
dealer pull ahead just means giving a credit and charging you a debit with a reclassification. You’re still gonna pay it.
Must be manufacturer pull ahead
Received a three month pull ahead offer from Lexus recently
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I know BMW is offering 3 month
Mercedes is currently 5 months.
OP needs to be more specific on what he is looking for. Volvo currently has 6 month pull ahead valid for other brands (i.e. you have a Lexus/MB/BMW and get a Volvo). Most of the other offers mentioned in this thread is only if you are going with the same brand (i.e. MB will pull you ahead 3 months if you currently have a MB and get a new MB).
Is there anything out there valid for a Pull ahead on a Ford (meaning getting rid of current Ford lease for another brand)?
Is Volvo pull ahead only on the S90 or is the XC90 included as well?
Any idea when it is up, have 8 months left on my wife’s Jeep Grand Cherokee and would like to move to the XC90.
Volvo also has 6 month pull-ahead for current Volvo leasees and they cover end of lease fee.
Be careful with Ford specifically. Ford motor credit does not allow payments to be made from another dealer. I’m sure there’s ways around it but they are one of the more difficult leases to get out of.
Thank you. That’s what the Nissan dealer had told me. Their alternative was to cut a check to us for the remaining payments…but they were just making up for it by not decreasing the selling price enough so it wasn’t really a deal.
Gotcha. Just something that took me by surprise with my current lease. Other option is to find a dealer that has Ford in its brands, then they can take care of the return for you too rather than having to go back to your original Ford dealer. They will likely do the same as the Nissan dealer with the actual money though.
Check Volvo web site. There is $3,500 conquest on XC90, I believe. Also search on this forum, it was discussed before, I think in XC90 thread.
What is the pull ahead on Mazda… 5 months?
Is anyone aware of a manufacturer pull ahead program from Audi?
My dealer called me yesterday afternoon and said there is currently a program that will allow them to waive my last two payments and get me into a new Audi. They claim that there will be no negative equity rolled over however I am sure they would try to stuff the remaining payments into the New Deal somewhere such as the acquisition fee or a marked-up money factor or less of a discount.
Did you get it in the mail? Or how did you receive the offer.