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Volvo S40: Lease Questions

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S40 -vs- C30 by s60leaser
Jul 02, 2008 (6:39 am)
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Hello again Carman!
I am turning in my s60 and s80 leased cars(FINALLY!) for one car and am looking at the S40 and C30, primarily to save money but stay with a Volvo for the safety. (And I love driving a Volvo )With all the bad economic news, what are the current lease and buy deals in my area? I am in Ct.and can use the COSTCO auto buyers program
 
The one dealer phone call I have had so far mentioned lots of different numbers.(What a surprise) Of course, he immediately told me the best deal is on a move from an s60 to s80, even though I asked about an S40 and C30...
S80 #'s:
$7,250 discount non VCF lease
$1,000 rebate(?Why?)
$500 COSTCO program discount
=$8,750 Off INVOICE? Can that be right?
But, on a approx $40,000+ car I am still at 32K and a Mo. pymt around low 4's incl. tax.
 
 I tried to get some S40 #s , as I had asked for. Nothing yet.
 
The C30 he mentioned at $ 23,718 as a starting price,$750 purchase rebate or $1750 lease rebate, no more details than that.
So, QUESTIONS:
  • What numbers can I expect for the S40 and C30 ?
  • RV is important as I am still considering buying this car-now or off-lease.
  • Any info on the safety of the C30?
  • Any Volvo loyalty I can take advantage of?
  • Is the COSTO program worth using for Volvo?
     
    Once again, your insight is appreciated -and VERY helpful knowing these things before the first sit-down...
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    Re: S40 -vs- C30 [s60leaser] by Car_man HOST
    Jul 16, 2008 (2:16 am)
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    Replying to: s60leaser (Jul 02, 2008 6:39 am)

    Hi s60leaser, or should I say C30leaser . Volvo Finance is not currently running a special lease program on either the S40 or C30. As a result, if you were to lease either of them you will have to do so through an independent bank. The good news is that Volvo is currently providing special cash incentives on these cars when they are leased through independent banks. Specifically, Volvo is providing $1,750 on the 2008 C30 1.0, $2,250 on the C30 2.0, and $1,500 on the S40.
     
    The CostCo car buying program might save you some hassle if the dealer that they steer you towards is straightforward, but I very much doubt that it will provide you with a deal that's any better than what you could negotiate on your own.
     
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    #261 of 299
    S40 current offers by paulsaz
    Sep 17, 2008 (11:39 am)
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    Is Volvo offering any deals on the 2008 or 2009 S40? I can only find the $500 gas allowance. My current lease through VFNA is about to expire.
    #262 of 299
    Re: S40 -vs- C30 [Car_man] by koolkinkajou
    Sep 17, 2008 (3:18 pm)
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    Replying to: Car_man (Jul 16, 2008 2:16 am)

    Any extra Factory cash should go into your pocket or towards future payments and not into the dealers pocket.
    Never make a downpayment on a lease.
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    Re: S40 current offers [paulsaz] by Car_man HOST
    Sep 18, 2008 (3:14 am)
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    Replying to: paulsaz (Sep 17, 2008 11:39 am)

    Hi paulsaz. Volvo is not currently providing any lease support on the 2008 S40. It does have cash incentives on it though. In addition to the $500 gas allowance that you mentioned, Volvo is providing $1,500 dealer cash on the '08 S40 this month. The '09 model has the $500 gas allowance and $500 dealer cash.
     
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    #264 of 299
    In the ballpark? by gtz02
    Nov 02, 2008 (1:55 pm)
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    Asked for general numbers on a 2009 S40 2.4i with leather and climate and was told $389/mo, $2500 upfront for 36 mo, 12k/yr. I know I need to get a sales price, money factor and residual numbers but does this sound like a reasonable start?
    I got spoiled by my 2007 A4 lease which was 0 down and $410/mo but it's up in December and I've started looking around at other options.
    Thanks
    #265 of 299
    by serdarfl
    Dec 14, 2008 (6:59 pm)
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    Just to give people an idea on some numbers... On a non metallic paint 09 S40 with leather 48/12 with 2,000 out of pocket 299+tax is a "big loser" for a dealer and a very good deal for a customer. Costco and Loyalty do not apply to neither S40 nor C30.
    #266 of 299
    recent lease offer by pescamaaan
    Jan 05, 2009 (10:40 am)
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    spoke to a local dealer....crummy offer imho:
     
    starting price: $5250 under invoice
    term: 36 mos
    residual: 40% (with 12k mileage)
    money factor: .00240 (tier 1 credit)
     
    i didn't push them as i'm also working on a purchase of a certified pre-owned but this didn't seem attractive at all
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    VOLVO S40 Lease rates by shop4cars1
    Feb 24, 2009 (4:36 pm)
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    Hi Car_Man,
    I'm shopping entry-level luxury sedans and don't see any recent info on the Volvo S40 Lease Rates. Do you have that info?
     
    I see they're running a special on the website for 299/mo, 36 mos, 10.5K mi/yr with 2K down. I'm hesitant to put anything down because I am one of those unlucky people that this forum discusses in theory who had their leased car totaled after driving it for less than 5 months! Ultimately I lost about $650, but still...lesson learned.
     
    Is it realistic to think I could negotiate with Volvo to keep the monthly payment below $300 with only first payment down?
    Thanks for your help!
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    Re: VOLVO S40 Lease rates [shop4cars1] by qbrozen
    Feb 25, 2009 (9:38 am)
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    Replying to: shop4cars1 (Feb 24, 2009 4:36 pm)

    I'm hesitant to put anything down because I am one of those unlucky people that this forum discusses in theory who had their leased car totaled after driving it for less than 5 months! Ultimately I lost about $650, but still...lesson learned.
     
    Ya know, I never quite understood this. The same thing would happen if putting money down on a financed car, so what is the difference?

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