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Volvo of Tucson

831 W Wetmore Rd
Tucson, AZ 85705
(623) 977-4000

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Re: Volvo XC90: Lease Questions [Car_man]: by musgravefam on Thu Jan 11 08:47:06 PST 2007; Hi all: New to from as of today. I have a question about a lease on a 2007 XC90 3.2 It will have the Premium and Versatility packages. It will have the 19''Camulus Alloy Wheels. The Silver Metallic with the Sandstone Beige Leather. I do not know much about leasing at all. We did lease a 01 Dodge Durango and sold it before e the lease up us and was upside down so we are not to sure to lease again. We can afford a high payment but we do not want to. We want to get them as low as possible. The terms the dealer in Tucson AZ gave me are: Selling price before taxes ex. is $41,183 Lease will be fore 24mo. 12k a year we will put down 12,500 (max by Volvo's 25%) payments will be $184.00 residual will be $28,145 I know with the high down why not just buy but even with 12k down we still have a payment over 350. just wanted to see what you all thought. I have a appointment this Saturday the 13th to get it, but still not 100% sure we will get it. Thanks in adv. for all the help. Anthony Peoria AZ

Re: Price for 2003 XC90 2.5T AWD [sharko]: by kd2md on Tue Mar 28 07:40:49 PST 2006; You didn't mention your market area, after several weeks of looking within 750 mile radius of Tucson, I just bought a 03 T6 in Las Vegas with 65k miles, certified, 100k warranty and all options less the 3rd seat for $28,900. One thing to pass on, Volvo of Las Vegas was absolutely stellar on the customer service end. When I noticed the transmission oil was looking in need of change, they not only did the purge / service in fast order, but offered to put the wife and I in a motel if needed in the event other issues came up that required more time. In spite of some reluctance on my part due the intitial mileage level, I see no reason to doubt Volvo's design or reputation once you have verified the previous owners dedication to properly maintain the vehicle. You will see some bad press on this board and others, yet keep in mind not all the facts are given or discussed. Not many of my own customers will own up to the fact they may have over-revved an engine, run it hard and hot, or whatever else common sense should tell you not to do that contributes to early failure of vehicles. With good common sense and comparisons in your market area you should be able to comfortably make an educated decision.

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