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Re: Lease new S60 and S80 or buy out old, leases? [qbrozen]: by s60leaser on Mon Feb 25 07:02:20 PST 2008; Thank you for the rsponse- Yes they are both 2005, both are 10K miles/year, so I could go with 15K and be OK. THe s80 is currently at 36K but I assume 40K by lease end.The s60 is fine with miles, but needs Cosmetics @2K Does that help? Do you think the RV is negotiable on these?

I feel cheated!: by used2lovehonda on Mon Feb 18 09:43:43 PST 2008; My husband and I just leased an 08 that was 42,000 and got a 5,000 discount and we put down 3500 and out payments are for 4 yrs. $550. Is that OK? I am seeing that a lot of you put less $$$ down and your payments are less. This is a 2.5 7 passenger and it is not an all wheel drive. Please let me know?

Volvo XC90 Deal - Feedback: by rlblake on Tue Jan 08 10:36:17 PST 2008; OK Everyone on this forum has been great. Very valuable information I turned in my V70 in December and leased a new XC90 2008 XC90 - 2WD Metallic Paint Climate Versatility wood steering wheel Rear Entertainment System via the Volvo Deal MSRP $43,675.00 I did a 24 month lease with 1,500.00 down 15K miles 520.00 per month I don't think it was a great deal - I think it was a good deal I was on my blackberry on edmunds in the dealership Sorry the info is late I just know how helpful it was

Great Incentives Over....: by fantom on Fri Jan 04 09:34:39 PST 2008; Volvo cash back and Costco program are gone! I picked up my ordered Volvo XC90 on the 2nd. This forum and the Costco people were very helpful. Thanks Volvomax and everyone, but they are mostly stealerships, IMHO. The Volvo dealership was OK at the end, but basically clueless during the process. I finally leased, rather than purchase, with the same 65% residual, because who knows where fuel prices are going.... Up for sure which will really impact the trade value of this car.

Lease deal: by bg3535 on Wed Jan 02 16:15:26 PST 2008; Thoughts on the below lease? $875 due at signing (no security deposit, tax in the lease) 23 more payments of $565 tax INCLUDED (about $525 without tax) 10,500 miles per year Loaded XC90 3.2L AWD with Blind Spot warning (but without navigation/convenience pkg). Sale price $40,406 Residual 65% Money Factor .00078 I thought this was too good to pass up. Sale price seemed fine, residual seems only OK for a 24 month lease and the MF was unbeatable.

Re: Lease quote [javafan1]: by Car_man on Mon Dec 10 02:21:12 PST 2007; Thanks for the additional information, javafan1. OK, so the XC70 that you are interested in has an MSRP of $47,520 and a selling price of $44,890. This selling price represents a discount of $2,600. This car probably has a spread of around $3,500 between its full MSRP and dealer invoice price plus Volvo is providing a $1,175 cash incentive on leases of '08 XC70 models without the entertainment system and $1,600 on models with it. This gives you $4,600 to work with if the XC70 that you are interested in doesn't have the entertainment system and $5,100 if it does. I personally would want a larger discount than the $2,600 that you are being given. Car_man Host Prices Paid: Buying & Leasing Experiences Forum

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