XC60 discounts

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volvos60s60

Original Poster:

566 posts

214 months

Monday 24th February 2014
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Hi

Am looking at buying a XC60. Has anyone got any first hand experience of good discounting. Drive the Deal suggests around 20% which means they can't be that easy to sell - I guess the Evoque has put it in it's place but I really do like the XC60 more. What do you think the best % discount is that I can achieve?

Thanks

norchi

351 posts

222 months

Tuesday 25th February 2014
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As part of their desparate strategy to be seen and accepted as a 'premium' brand Volvo are pricing their cars above the level that the market generally accepts. No problem though as dealers will offer massive discounts to shift the metal.

Just shop around and don't take any BS.

Regards, Don.

volvos60s60

Original Poster:

566 posts

214 months

Wednesday 26th February 2014
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Thanks for the reply Don.

Sorry my post got listed twice - not of my doing. Website glitch

Any other responses?

volvos60s60

Original Poster:

566 posts

214 months

Wednesday 26th February 2014
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Thanks for the reply Don.

Sorry my post got listed twice - not of my doing. Website glitch

Any other responses?

volvos60s60

Original Poster:

566 posts

214 months

Wednesday 26th February 2014
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Thanks for the reply Don.

Sorry my post got listed twice - not of my doing. Website glitch

Any other responses?

mitch05

75 posts

200 months

Monday 10th March 2014
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I ordered my wife an XC60 R design (180bhp) but on a personal lease as im fed up of wasting money on depreciating assets.

1919 deposit irc and £271 per month on 2 yr contract with 10k per yr mileage allowance

volvos60s60

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566 posts

214 months

Monday 10th March 2014
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I've worked out that overpaying the loan (which is the depreciation only), if you can, by the full amount with the initial payment means you avoid interest altogether & are only stumping up the depreciation up front. The balance (GTV) is effectively financed at 0% by the manufacturer. At the end of the term, you can still choose whether to buy, trade in or walk away depending on how the GTV stacks up against actual value.

Now I just need to choose the XC60 or the Evoque - both cars have their advantages & it's not a clear cut decision for me

mitch05

75 posts

200 months

Tuesday 11th March 2014
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Wife chose the xc60 because we have 2 children and maybe a 3rd this yr. Evoque simply isnt big enough for prams etc. Oh and she hated rear view visibility in evoque

AeroS

43 posts

162 months

Tuesday 8th April 2014
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Mitch05 - would you mind pointing me in the direction of that lease deal?

Best I can do is a 6+35 deal at circa £320pm

In exactly the same place - just want a family wagon for dog and baby at low cost to enable funds for a weekend car/bike woohoo

jonny996

2,613 posts

217 months

Saturday 26th April 2014
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I went into dealer yesterday to look at xc60 r design as the lease on them is not to bad, the dealer told me that they don't have one and orders are now foe September delivery, you can get an SE now.

Is that true? Is the r design in such demand that it is a 5 month wait ?

GhiaX

227 posts

146 months

Tuesday 27th May 2014
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jonny996 said:
I went into dealer yesterday to look at xc60 r design as the lease on them is not to bad, the dealer told me that they don't have one and orders are now foe September delivery, you can get an SE now.

Is that true? Is the r design in such demand that it is a 5 month wait ?
The D4 181 engine is the reason for the slow delivery. Out performed expectation and supply now catching up with demand.

SE, SELUX or R Design making very little difference to delivery dates.

Evo141n

274 posts

160 months

Tuesday 27th May 2014
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mitch05 said:
I ordered my wife an XC60 R design (180bhp) but on a personal lease as im fed up of wasting money on depreciating assets.

1919 deposit irc and £271 per month on 2 yr contract with 10k per yr mileage allowance
Mitch I'd also be interest in where you got this finance deal?