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Re: The 3.2L FWD version is now available [volvomax]: by 10scoachrick on Sat Aug 08 18:58:54 PDT 2009; Max, thanks for the physics lesson :) In the real world, there are bigger SUVs than the 60 that get better than 22hwy. I might have thought with the 6-speed, they could have found a few more mpg in top gear. I'm betting 70mph @ 2200RPM could be dropped to ~2K RPM--mayhaps saving a drop or two. We've gone the first 1100 miles of our trip in the last few days. I was sorely disappointed in the sputtering I experienced while driving in the rain(not much of that in TX nowadays). Twice, while accelerating onto the highway, the vehicle sputtered and choked like my old TR-6 with bad plug wires. As I settled into highway speeds, the engine seemed to run fine...but getting on the 70mph highway was an eye-opener! Also, the 'blis' gives plenty of false 'info' when it rains...just the time it might come in handy.

Feb 09 lease numbers????: by zombieman on Wed Feb 11 16:27:46 PST 2009; Car_man, Can you please post the Volvo XC90 lease numbers for Feb 2009 and any known incentives? I'm looking at a 2009 3.2 AWD with Climate, Convenience, Versatility, & Premium pkgs. And want to know money factors and residuals on 36 month, & 48 month, 15K/yr mileage leases. Thanks!!!

Re: Is this a good deal on 2007 XC90 V8 Sport? [pghpa1]: by john_black on Fri Oct 26 00:22:02 PDT 2007; About a month I bought '07 Sport - Titanium Gray Metallic Climate Tech Convenience 2600 miles (Demo) Sticker of ~$54,500 $45,000 before tax & registration. Traded an S80 w/ $11k allowance. My car may been worth $12k, but it had some cosmetic damage they didn't notice. There may have been some padding in the trade-in value, so I would say the actual price on the XC was $45k to $46k. I searched quite abit (Dallas, TX) and this price was pretty good. It was very difficult to find an '07 Sport (there was $4,000 marketing support plus another $500 if financed through Volvo). They took off $1/mile for demo miles. And then we negotiated some more. I probably could have pushed further on price, but we still had the loan to work through and I got the interest rate I wanted. Hope that helps.

S60 2.5T Quote: by 0017tristan on Wed Aug 08 19:04:56 PDT 2007; I was quoted with the following today at a dealership in Austin, TX for a S60 2.5T titanium Gray with Sport Package and Premium package. I love the car, this is my face at this point.... :) First off, the dealer would not budge on offering the $10k in leasing incentives after negotiating the actual sales price. He said he didn't understand what I was saying and that the $10k would only come off the MSRP. He said that the MSRP was non-negotiable with the leasing incentive.....This was my face at this point.... Here's what he quoted me: MSRP: 36,645 Sales Price: 26,645 (after leasing incentive) Residual: 38% Rate: .00320 For a 36 month with 12k miles a year, he quoted me $516 a month. In a word....Ridiculous. If you are keeping track.... :) and now...... When I called him out on the monstrosity of this quote (I can lease an Audi A6 for that amount, which is what I am in now), he just shrugged and said that the "BEST" he could do was throw me in an S60 with just the Premium package for $400 a month but at a 48 month, 12k miles a year lease. Um, WTF? Needless to say, I did not accept and walked out. Side note, he would not provide me with all the information posted above at first. I had to pretty much grind it out of him. I'm appalled at the ineptness of the person. I cannot find a face that truly depicts my thoughts..... The whole experience was dirt. Thanks for all your posts anyhow. I'm going to research some more and find a different car. :P

Lease deal made 7/20: by karolinatx on Fri Jul 20 18:01:45 PDT 2007; Here's the deal we just struck at Park Place Volvo in Dallas, TX: 2007 2.5T in white, luxury edition, 36 mos, 12k miles/year, x-plan pricing MSRP $37,675 Cap Cost $24,500 residual 40% money factor .00295 Cash due at delivery: $1000 Monthly payments: $400

HELP pls Lease deal XC90 Sport: by parklife on Fri May 11 16:11:08 PDT 2007; I am about to pull the trigger on a 2007 XC90 Sport 24 mo. lease. Here are the terms; can I do better? If so, what is negotiable? It seems a bit high to me. MSRP: $54622 Selling price: $50049 Lease acquisition fee: $895 Security deposit: $725 First payment: $722.77 Sales, tax and license: $2700.72 (I am in TX) Cap cost reduction on trade: $4900 Money factor: .00205 Residual: $37142 (68%) 10.5k mi/yr. Monthly payment is $722.77 as financed thru VFNA with the $1k incentive. Does this sound like a fair deal? Seems high but I do understand it's a $55k car. Thank you so much for any input.

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