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Looking for some feedback on this deal.. 2006 XC 90 2.5T 5 passenger -Magic Blue -Premium -Climate -Blue Tooth accessories MSRP is $41,240...Dealer said he could sell to me for $34,900. Does not include tax, title, etc. What do you all think? Should I pull the trigger...hah....Thanks for your help...
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Replying to: greeniemu (Mar 14, 2006 12:44 pm)
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Replying to: enginone (Mar 14, 2006 9:50 pm) Bluetooth (dealer installed) is sold for $399 in LA area. |
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Replying to: howardc64 (Feb 02, 2006 4:07 pm) The deal we got was at Southbay Power Volvo. We were also given the same deal at Santa Monica Volvo, but they did not have the color I wanted (red). Hope someone can do at least as well or better than this. |
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I got a quote (West Covina) for a V8 AWD with Nav and Entertainment for $599 and $1800 drive off. that..sounds like a good deal. I just wonder what would I save if go with a model w/o the Entertainment. |
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Hi Folks, I have a PIN for an X-Plan discount from Ford for a 2006 V8 XC90. I have several questions about this: 1) Does anyone know how much of a discount of MSRP this is good for? 2) I'm assuming the discount covers the base car only, and not the packages. Is there room to negotiate on the price of the packages if you are getting the X-Plan discount, or do you pretty much have to take what the dealer offers you on the packages? Thanks! Jim p.s. If it matters, we are located in Bellevue, WA.
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Replying to: thejimp (Mar 16, 2006 5:08 pm) 1. X-plan selling price on Volvo is invoice + 2%. You may be able to negotiate with a dealer a little, to maybe 1.5%. X-plan price is printed on the dealers' invoice, so you will see upfront. 2. No, it covers everything, including packages. So, no matter how loaded your car, it will be invoice + 2%. If you have access to X-plan, you can read the rules on the Ford's partner web site. Good luck. |
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I am considering to buy XC 90 for my wife and baby, but I don't know what will be the good deal with it (best offer so far is $29500 ,a trade-in 2000 Infinti I30, 52000 miles then will be $20500). And is there much different between base model and premium package. We want to know if it's worthy to pay extra for premium pkg. How reliable is volvo? do we expect many little problems? We've never had a volvo before, so not really sure about the car . The main reason for us to consider XC90 is safty, but is it really worthy to take the risk? "> |
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Replying to: 3bb (Mar 19, 2006 1:24 am) volvo is offering a free premium package through April, I believe. go to volvousa.com and check "special offers" and you'll see it (along with the free bluetooth-march offer). my wife and i just bought: 2006 XC90 2.5T Ruby Red Prem Package Versatility Package Climate package air quality system MSRP 44,950 we paid $37,300 almost $8k less than msrp.
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Replying to: gumercindo (Mar 19, 2006 8:55 pm) Is that price (37300) including tax & lic? It's about $8000 more from the offer I got for my base model, but I know that is a prem pkg.... I will check the volvousa.com. Do you guys like the car? Reliable? This is the last thing we concern before the final decision.
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