NE loyalty is $3000, west coast is $500 but there’s extra 2500 standard lease rebate
The title is still en-route from the DMV to me ;), scrappers didn’t need it
I can confirm that it is correct atleast for GA, FL.
Loyalty is 500 for lease, 1000 for finance.
rest of the rebates for lease are 7500+1000+2000(Costco) , so total 11000 rebates including 500 loyalty.
I was arguing with guy he’s wrong 
So it’s 2500+500? I’m in South but maybe I should flip this deal to NJ… and flip back down to NC to get 2500 more. I was so close getting sub $550 without MSD. lol
Does this cover tires as well?
Usually it does, bmw/benz do
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I was working on a second unit at @XiDa’s dealer but was told the unit sold to a ‘broker’ before I could get the deal done. I’m sure somebody recognizes the dealership from the photo, whoever you are, I have a particular set of skills.
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Yup, it’s a pretty crazy price. Wheel and tire protection was 1200.
I don’t think it does. I bought it on my XC40 once.
Looks like it does, but only worn out tires, not replacement.
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Yup, with 30k miles, I’m pretty sure they’ll be under the minimum so it’s like prepaying for 2 tires
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Good deal but far from a unicorn. These aren’t selling well.
If you’re expecting a $200 payment on a volvo then I wouldn’t hold your breath. Pretty sure it’s top 3 ex90 deals posted. Yeah they aren’t selling well, that still isn’t convincing Volvo to give high incentives for it. I don’t even think you’re going to find this for under $400 all in…so not sure what you think an ex90 unicorn should be going for, but you also can’t ignore what reality is and that’s just placing volvo and unicorn in same sentence just ain’t a common thing
350/mo for a Plus Non-Performance with max MSD is probably the lowest we’ll see, assuming 25% DD, tax on monthly and $1500 A-Plan and loyalty.
All of the optimism in this thread should be tempered by the fact that a ton of these die within months of purchase. I have heard of stories of the NVDA chips not even helping keep these on the road. Like, bluntly, this car cost the volvo CEO his job. That’s all that needs to be said about it.
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For sure, and it makes it all the more disappointing given how nice of a vehicle it is otherwise. The ride quality and driving dynamics are excellent IMO, and the cabin is a very nice place to be. With that said, folks should scour the EX90 subreddit…
I truly feel like I’m one of the lucky ones. Besides the recalls (tailgate issue, new NVIDIA chip), I’ve legit had zero of the software/electrical issues that others have reported.
I did have a bit of wind noise coming from A pillar, but was addressed by the dealer.
These demo units are usually close to a year old, in some cases two years old, and have at least 1000 miles on them already. Perhaps that’s some insurance, better than just sitting idle, but honestly if the worst case here is a lemon that is still a profitable outcome.
Is it just me or EV SUV deals have become awful… at this rate I’m thinking gas for my next car as the deals have been bad. Can’t find a Volvo for under $650 and now the iX’s have become hot due to discontinuation. I am getting laughed at to try to get these cars at $700 a month lol crazy…
I got a dealer at sub $600 Sign and drive but I feel like I’m going To regret full EV. Going To see if I can get XC90 instead
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Insane deal