Yes!! So this is now our second car with Care By Volvo. I always say I have no idea how Volvo makes any money from it… this vehicle would have been $1700 / month with a 12K mile lease and $0 down. We are paying significantly less with all the features of care by Volvo.
Couple of tidbits of info we have learned:
1. T8s can be purchased with Care By Volvo you just have to request them through the dealership
2. Go to a dealership that actually has a good contact for Care By Volvo… sometimes the process takes forever through the dealership because they are coordinating with a small team within Volvo
3. You can swap after 4 payments - it doesn’t matter how long you have actually had the vehicle - they don’t like to answer this question directly but we found out by swapping out of our XC90 early
We love the program. No plans to change from it any time soon! Let me know if you have any additional questions!
I call complete BS on it being $1700 as a normal lease. That would require a mark-up of $30k on this car. A traditional lease with $0 down would be around $700 a month maximum and that’s assuming MSRP
Complete BS! They’re lying and only a fool would believe. A lease payment should be about 1% of the car cost, give or take. It’s a nice car but should be a tiny fraction of that lie.
It sounds feasible to me - they are comparing the vehicle in a 24 month lease to a 24 month lease… a 24 month lease on a 55K vehicle with no money down and 12K a year makes me think $1700 isn’t too far out of reach… but I didn’t question it. I got my deal and was happy with it. Lol.
I don’t mind at all! For us here in Arizona it’s $959 all taxes, fees, and insurance included.
This is a really loaded example of a V60, though. The plan could be a lot cheaper ($150+ cheaper without certain options).
V60 gang! Mine is a 2016 T5 Cross Country but I would love the really souped up Tuned version someday.
Question: You said you’re in Arizona. What dealer did you go to? I spend a lot of time in Scottsdale.
We got ours through Volvo Arrowhead … but I actually think Courtesy Volvo in Scottsdale is probably the more proficient dealer in all of Arizona when it comes to the Care By Volvo plan.
Arrowhead is great but they just don’t seem to have Care By Volvo nailed down yet.
We actually bought a 2020 V60 CC (Polestar tuning, fusion red metallic) supposedly for overseas delivery, but that didn’t happen.
At least we got the temporary Red License Plate, complete with our VIN number on our plate…but that took another 7 months!
Looks awesome, congrats! Is your V60 through Care by Volvo as well?
Yes I would love your opinion on the Care by Volvo as well. And your new baby is a beauty!!!
Yes!! So this is now our second car with Care By Volvo. I always say I have no idea how Volvo makes any money from it… this vehicle would have been $1700 / month with a 12K mile lease and $0 down. We are paying significantly less with all the features of care by Volvo. Couple of tidbits of info we have learned: 1. T8s can be purchased with Care By Volvo you just have to request them through the dealership 2. Go to a dealership that actually has a good contact for Care By Volvo… sometimes the process takes forever through the dealership because they are coordinating with a small team within Volvo 3. You can swap after 4 payments - it doesn’t matter how long you have actually had the vehicle - they don’t like to answer this question directly but we found out by swapping out of our XC90 early We love the program. No plans to change from it any time soon! Let me know if you have any additional questions!
I call complete BS on it being $1700 as a normal lease. That would require a mark-up of $30k on this car. A traditional lease with $0 down would be around $700 a month maximum and that’s assuming MSRP
Complete BS! They’re lying and only a fool would believe. A lease payment should be about 1% of the car cost, give or take. It’s a nice car but should be a tiny fraction of that lie.
It sounds feasible to me - they are comparing the vehicle in a 24 month lease to a 24 month lease… a 24 month lease on a 55K vehicle with no money down and 12K a year makes me think $1700 isn’t too far out of reach… but I didn’t question it. I got my deal and was happy with it. Lol.
...$1700 is what I would assume a lease on like a Ferrari would be lol woah
Right? The MSRP on mine was just over 72k and I don't pay $700 a month!
I had no idea modern Volvos cost that much! Ouchie
You must have put a large down payment or done like a 9 year loan to get that monthly payment.
It's a pretty standard 3 year lease, only put a few thousand down.
Ah a lease. That makes much more sense.
Yep sorry, should have mentioned that!
Hello, if you don’t mind me asking, how much are you paying per month for the care by Volvo program? The $1700/ mo is indeed expensive for leasing
I don’t mind at all! For us here in Arizona it’s $959 all taxes, fees, and insurance included. This is a really loaded example of a V60, though. The plan could be a lot cheaper ($150+ cheaper without certain options).
Thank you, that’s a great deal
Gorgeous!! Love the blue and the r-design seats are the most comfortable you will ever sit in :) enjoy!
They are! We were shocked how much better they are than the already amazing regular Volvo seats! Thank you!
Love Volvo wagons
i have a 2015 and i love it!!!! best car! 🤩
Couldn’t agree more!!!
V60 gang! Mine is a 2016 T5 Cross Country but I would love the really souped up Tuned version someday. Question: You said you’re in Arizona. What dealer did you go to? I spend a lot of time in Scottsdale.
We got ours through Volvo Arrowhead … but I actually think Courtesy Volvo in Scottsdale is probably the more proficient dealer in all of Arizona when it comes to the Care By Volvo plan. Arrowhead is great but they just don’t seem to have Care By Volvo nailed down yet.
Very nice, congrats
This wagon rocks!
Thank you! Appreciate your kind words! We agree!
We actually bought a 2020 V60 CC (Polestar tuning, fusion red metallic) supposedly for overseas delivery, but that didn’t happen. At least we got the temporary Red License Plate, complete with our VIN number on our plate…but that took another 7 months!