Volvo V90 2017/2018

In need of a new car and the Volvo v90 has got my attention with its incentives. I wanted to make sure I had everything right before going to the dealerships. My brothers company offers A plan, so hopefully I’ll be able to utilize that.

I’ll hopefully be targeting 8-10% off the MSRP before incentives. From Edmunds I got 0.00049 MF and 62%/53% for 12k 24mo/36mo. Incentives $3250 Volvo Allowance and $3000 A plan. I just wanted to be sure that these number apply to the 2017 and 2018 models? Thanks in advance!

Stealing from @cheapdad00

2017 lease support is done

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Is A-Plan a reduced sales price or is it treated like an incentive applied to the dealers sales price?

Both. Supposed to be 6% off plus $3k rebate.

But I assume most people negotiate past this?

That’s what I’m wondering.

So A-Plan gives you a 6% discount off of MSRP

Then deduct a $3k rebate

Then negotiate a discount from the dealer to lower even further?

Curious how you do. I’d way prefer a V90 over an S90 but with them being order only (albeit many dealers order one or two and have stock), don’t imagine it being a very “hackable” lease.

You have to negotiate a lower price before mentioning A-Plan. If you tell them about A-Plan off the bat, the dealer will pretty much only go 6% off MSRP.

Wanted to see what you guys thought about this lease. 2018 V90 T5 Cross Country.

MSRP: 58,925
Sale Price: 53,400
Volvo Allowance: 3,250
A-Plan: 3,000
Final price: 47,125
Residual: 51%
MF:0.00049
36 months
15k miles

10 MSD.
$546 Monthly with $6,140.39 at signing (1st month, DMV, Fees and MSD)
Would it better to hold out for next months incentives? (open to xc90 and xc60 as well)

Rumor is your ability to use a plan bonus on a negotiated rate over 6% ends tomorrow.

The real deals to be had are on S90s, either t5 fwd with an msrp under about $52k or t6 momentums