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Here in California there were dealers offering 8,000 to 8,500 off any UT AWD off MSRP. If MSRP is 40,440, then by buying one here in California, the same vehicle would have gone from 31,940 to 32,440. Next time try looking at the websites of dealers in your area and see how much inventory they have. Volvo has till 5/31 a 3,500.00 Volvo to dealer incentive. Dr Jose |
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Replying to: volvomax (May 22, 2006 9:51 am) We're bringing it back to have the iPod and BlueTooth adapters installed. While we should have negotiated these before buying, I think we got a good deal. $250 for the iPod adapter installed (they were asking $499) and $520 for the BlueTooth (they were asking $699). Another question - we have Rear Park assist. My Wife loves this feature. However, I see that there is also a Front Park assist section in the owners manual. Is this an option that can also be added or would this have had to been installed in the factory?
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Replying to: pbjester (Mar 20, 2006 1:04 pm) |
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Replying to: louvee (Jun 01, 2006 5:01 am) We have done one on an XC90, its not worth it IMO.
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| I just got back from a visit to the CarMax facility just opened (4/06) in Hartford. I was informed they have a firm "no haggle" policy and was given a price on a 2005 XC90 8cyl 4WD Sport Utility with *less than 8,000 miles* of $40,998. They also claim their posted prices are lower than those posted by Kelley Blue Book. But, when I checked on Kelley Blue Book I found that, for some reason, they don't provide figures on an 8 cylinder model in that year, so I don't have an apples-to-apples pricing from them. They also did an AutoCheck Vehicle report for me which indicated it had a clean bill of health and was sold at auction by an in-state dealer. Does this sound like a good deal? Is there any way I can negotiate further with them? | |
| Try nada.com to compare prices, although I found that they tend to price everything over KBB. Another place to try is autotrader.com to compare prices. Good luck. Dr. Jose | |
| ..you could even price it out here on Edmunds.. | |
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I'm highly considering the XC90 and with the added features for next year, I'm likely going to wait it out for the '07. What type of discounts should I expect on '07s when they are initially released this summer?
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Replying to: yankees338 (Jun 04, 2006 9:01 pm) Esp if there are still 06's sitting on dealers lots. If you are leasing, the residuals will be higher. But don't expect to see alot of dealer money. Also, don't expect alot of inventory. Plus, some of the new options, like Sirius and BLIS won't be available initially. If you want ALL the new stuff and a good deal, best to wait for Dec.
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Replying to: volvomax (Jun 05, 2006 9:38 am)
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