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$599 broker fee deposit is required to initiate the deal.
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Currently 22 of 36 payments into a â24 Volvo S60 T8 Ultimate (~9k remaining) and on track for the 7.5k miles per year.
Trying to figure out what options, if any, I have to get into something bigger. Mainly looking at the â25 V60 PHEV and â26 V60cc. Keeping my eyes on the V90 as well but thatâs more space than I need for the next 3-5 years.
Iâm not in a rush but if getting into a new PHEV lease before the deadline is possible thatâs great, otherwise I doubt Iâll be going the PHEV route and then can ride out the lease until itâs a financially sound move to roll into a new one.
Any ideas or opinions on my situation? Iâm worried if in wait until December â26 when the contact is up, there wonât be any wagons left to leaseâŠ
Equity check: See if your S60 has positive equity nowâVolvoâs market has been weirdly strong at times.
Pull-ahead programs: Volvo sometimes eats the last few payments if you lease another. Timing mattersâcloser to model-year changeovers is better. That can help if you decide to switch in Summer 2026.
Swap/assume lease: Sites like Swapalease can unload your car if demand lines up.
If you want a PHEV before incentives change, youâll need to move quickly. Otherwise, waiting might limit wagon choices, but Volvoâs been leaning into wagons more than most, so total extinction by 2026 seems unlikely.
Awesome, thanks for the advice. I keep getting mixed signals about wagons⊠For equity check, is there a specific way people do this or is it KBB and payoff comparison? I guess thatâll determine if I act now or not.
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