Same $3,750 there, and in CO.
edited title to reflect regional difference
It does not show it on Volvo site for Minneapolis area. I’d trust Volvo site before a-plan’s, but who knows.
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I’m seeing $6,750 for SoCal, at least that’s what I see using Irvine, CA.
Oh, I know. It’s $6k purchase allowance + $750 for all 
It’s been like this all month.
On Volvo estimator it shows $3,750 for lease and $6,750 for financing.
Thanks. I didn’t realize Costco A-Plan only works when there’s a promotion, missed the boat in June. Now have to wait until next Costco/ sams a plan.
Ursus, if I finance on my own, do I still get the $6k allowance or have to go thru Volvo FS? Thx
Good question, I’m not sure. Need to read the fine print, but I think Volvo will give it to you anyway.
Edit: yep, looks like you still get $6K
Ursus, thx. You are so helpful. I have learned a lot from you and this forum. Do you know for A plan, do I just show my valid employee ID to the dealer or have to call HR to get the code. It seems dealer don’t ask for code for Costco back in July when we were at the dealer.
You said you have to wait for the next Costco/Sam’s offer, no? Then you just generate the pin and take it to your dealer. If you have a-plan through your employer - you create account and generate the pin on the a-plan site. Then show your ID to the dealer.
If you want to name the employer, I can tell you if they have A-Plan or not. Or PM me if you don’t want to say here.
Thankks. Just pm’d you.
This is tremendous. If it were 2019 and not 2018 I’d be pursuing this!
Are the rebates similar for the V90, non CC version?
Why is V90 T6 AWD wagon base MSRP is almost the same as xc90? You’d think wagons are much cheaper
In the west, the incentives are the same for V90 as V90CC. It wasn’t that way before- the V90s had nothing for a while.
My impression is with similar content, there’s similar pricing.
You can get V90 T5s with a $56k sticker to around $560/month before tax and only first payment due at singing. I’m holding a beat, hoping the deals get better around Christmas, but honestly that isn’t bad at all.
Dealers keep very little V90 stock, and I think only in wagon friendly markets like California and Virginia, but when they do have a V90 in stock it’s almost always an identically optioned T5 that stickers for $55,995.
Just read the whole thread, guys
$6K is for PURCHASE only
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