Wondering what folks think about this price. $41,900 for factory-ordered xc60 AWD T6 with Dynamic Package (Xenon, 4-C Chassis, and speed sensitive steering), BLIS, metallic paint, running boards and mudflaps. Haven't been able to get a second quote. Tried the whole internet thing, and other dealers are e-mailing me but haven't come up with numbers. My guess is that they don't think I'd seriously do factory order or am just trying to get a better deal (well yeah). I tell them what I want and they just try to tell me what's on their lot.
I think that it's about right. Given the availability of xc60s now, anything under invoice is good. You may be getting a deal because they have the technology package. I heard that many people don't go for it, so maybe the dealers want to jump at the change to unload?
Just purchased a new (had 4 miles on it sitting in showroom) 2011 R-Design 3.0T with Multimedia, Climate, BLIS and Metallic paint for $44975 including destination plus $375 documentation fee and tax, title, reg. Compared to the 2012's it has the added benefit of +10K on the maintenance plan plus they weren't giving nearly as good a deal. In 5 years the value difference between 2011 and 2012 will be minimal.
Just got my new 2011 XC60 T6 AWD in San francisco, with PREMIER PLUS + CLIMATE pkg W/ HEATED REAR SEATS + XENON + PCC + NAVI PREP .
MSRP- $44020 Invoice- $41651 Final Purchase Price- $41000
What do you guys think, did I pay a little too much or is that fine or a super deal? Let me know your thoughts.
Thinking of getting the Volvo Sensus navigation installed, has anyone done that, if so please share cost and user experience. The dealer said that there were only 3-4 of these in the whole of the western US. Being a 2011 it has the extra 10K miles on the maintenance compared to the 2012's.
I've got an offer of $1K below invoice on a new 2012 xc60 T6 - Platinum, Climate, Dynamic. Thoughts - room to get more aggressive or this is as good as it gets?
I am SO excited. Bought the car. Final is xc60 2012 t6 AWD with Platinum, Climate, Dynamic and BLIS. Sea Shell Metallic. I LOVE the car. So unique in shape and styling. And its nice not to be the common car on the road. Navigation/Sensus reviews scard me a bit but I think I'm already sort of used to it.
And final deal is $1346 below invoice. I'm very happy with the deal. I think there is limited supply of the car but also limited 'purchases' for the loaded model so there is flex in pricing.
2011 XC60, 3.2, AWD, climate package, metallic paint upgrade. It has been the courtesy car for a dealership in Boston since May, and has 7,500 miles on it.
Current offer from the dealer is $34,400, which is $2,400 off the MSRP of $36,800 since it is used. My initial thoughts are that the invoice price is approx $34,800, so after the $2,400 reduction a fair amount to pay would be nommore than $32,400.
This is only the second car I have purchased, so any thoughts would be greatly appreciated.
A couple of things to consider would be the warranty in-service date(would be May from what I've been told) and the relatively high mileage for a loaner(1000 miles/month seems a bit high to me). No offense, but I'll bet you could get the same 'offer' on a NEW '11 and close to it on a new '12, based on what I've read here. I like your price much better. Pity the buyer who pays their asking price on a 'year-old' vehicle
Take a look at a Costco buying program or similar to get close to invoice on a new XC60.
Remember: ALWAYS be willing to walk away. It took me more than two vehicle purchases to learn that lesson. Good luck!
Just received this offer via email - 2012 XC60 T6 AWD with Premier Plus, BLIS, and Climate. MSRP $43,920, invoice $41,687, selling price $41,187. The dealer is a bit further than I would like to travel, but this offer is the first I have received. Thought I would pass it on, maybe it will help another member. Dealer is in Chicago area.
Where did you get your vehicle? I just put a deposit on a custom order in the same specs; Platinum, climate, dynamic but without BLIS and used A Plan pricing thinking this was our best shot. Your claim is that you beat that with over $1K in savings...
Let me know your trick so i can continue to negotiate.
Going to pick up my new 2012 XC60 T6 AWD R-Design tomorrow morning. Includes Platinum, Climate, and BLIS. MSRP $50,175. Original offer from the dealer was $48,394 with Volvo loyalty. I don't have one to trade though. Final negotiated price is $47,467. TrueCar says invoice is $47,717. I pushed for $47,000, but they acted like they were bleeding already.
I just purchased a 2012 XC60 T6 AWD R-Design in Passion Red with Off Black interior, includes Platinum, Climate, BLIS as well. MSRP $50,175. Got it out the door at $46,129 after loyalty bonus, so I was really happy. Especially being that invoice is $47,717. Only downside is that there was only 1 in the country matching what I wanted and it's half way across the country, so to have it shipped to me was another $1k, not too bad though. Expecting delivery next week, can't wait to drive it!
Darned good numbers! That's what I might expect on a leftover 2011. Well done! Arrest-me-red...excellent color! There are some pretty lively discussions over on SwedeSpeed regarding various attributes of the 2012 model. Enjoy the new ride!
Well done...nice Holiday present! Please share your color combo.
Our '10 T6 will get a workout over the Holidays...shortest planned trip would be 1100 miles over Christmas weekend. 'Might' end up closer to 3000 miles if we visit our mountain house 5 states away . Going in this week for the 45K mile check-up.
Enjoy yours! I've seen some really attractive '12s out there...just have to remind myself that we JUST bought a new C70. AND I'm reminded that by purchasing the 11th XC60 sold in central Texas, we paid within $500 of full MSRP .
Yeah, I'm not buying it. Maybe with Volvo loyalty. About all you can expect in the DC region is about 500 above invoice and then loyalty subtracted from there. Thats where all their true car numbers are for everyone in that region. Why give up what seeminly dealers cannot keep in stock?
Your better negotiating with te dealer closet to you, for reasons of long term you will be servicing with them. If they have what you want in stock believe me dealer trades in te Volvo world for xc69s are never guaranteed jump on it before someone else does.
no loyalty rebate. 1000 dollars below invoice is only an average price. friend bought a xc60 t6 premium plus, climate, dynamic, blis, nav prep with MSRP 44870 and sale price is 41111.
The only leverage you have is to ask what is the best price they can give, then maybe ask for $1500 off that price, and if you don't like the answer try somewhere else. You can always come back. I wound up paying invoice - my $500 Costco discount offset the $500 advertising fee.
With 8 Volvo dealers in the DC area, could/should I have gone around to get a better offer? Yes, but at the time my previous vehicle was dead and I wanted to order ASAP and I did right after the test drive. Also because of the economy I wanted to support the dealership closest to my home. I didn't haggle at all, maybe I should have asked for $500 off! Oh well.
Wnat to lease XC60 -- but Volvo lease support program inadequate; need model with navigation and backup camera. Had leased new Lexus 450 H but cabin integrity compromised, toxic fumes; wife and son repeatedly ill. Returned to dealer within month, and they had us eat $5000. Lexu Corp won't even pick up the $5000. So, we carefully considering alternatives, including XC60 but so far not competitive lease offered, at least here in So Calif. They want invoice, not much below.
Way to go Mom! I'm guessing she didn't mind the smile that comes across when you put your foot into the T6, either . Excellent color BTW.
We just turned 50K miles over the weekend. Looking forward to a little OSD trip in summer '13 if all goes according to plan.
Gotta get some new rubber in the mean time. Looking at GoodYear cs TripleTred All Season w/$160 rebate to get the price 'closer' to more popular tires.
we are thinking of purchasing a 2012 xc60 with the platinum package, climate package, dual xenon headlamps - sticker msrp: $47825
what would be a good purchase price? i have never paid more than $1000 over invoice for a car - and i was thinking that a fair price to pay - would be about $46000.
would anyone agree or disagree with this? and can i get a better deal?
If you pay that price, you'll be giving the dealer early Mother's Day and Father's Day gifts (for everyone on the staff). XC60's are not new anymore so you shouldn't have trouble negotiating a much better price.
I don't think that's too bad for the next couple of months...THEN I might be looking for a better deal as the 2013 models will be just around the corner. That 46K figure looks to be pretty close to the Edmunds 'TMV'. Of course, if the dealer is loaded with similar units and you hit them before the end of the month, who knows what they might offer . I'm still licking my wounds from paying within $500 of full sticker when we got the 11th unit sold(PRE-sold) in central Texas back in March '09. That hurt, but at least I got the 'emergency' kit for being one of the first to test drive! :shades:
Just drove the 2012 XC60 today. LOVED it! Question on pricing. Is this a good time to buy or should i wait until the 2013's come out. would i get a better price on a 2012 then? should i expect to pay invoice or above? any buying advice would be much appreciated!
I'd say THIS is the week to get your deal. End of the month/quarter at the end of the model year should mean the best chance to get 'what you want' at a good price. Unless your dealer just has a glut of XCs(does ANY dealer?), you run the risk of missing out on the one you have your eye on.
Over at SwedeSpeed, there are some folks closing deals at pretty good prices. Don't mean to hawk another forum, but those members are all about Volvos and know their stuff. In round numbers, it looks like folks are getting about 10% off MSRP...should be better than invoice, I believe. Don't let the dealer add too much 'fluff' to your vehicle in order to inflate the price...extra warranty, paint/interior protection, etc. Stick with the vehicle you want and add any options you already have your mind set on.
6700 miles Clean Carfax Msrp: $53,000 Sales price listed on website: $46,000 Like new condition
Any advice on what I should offer and where I should expect to end up is much appreciated. My initial thoughts were: - 2013s are out - last week of the quarter - demo car, so losing out on 6mos of warranty - I've noticed thanks to these forums that a general 10% off msrp isn't unreasonable for a new car - also noticed that $5k-$8k or so discount for being a 5k miles plus demo is normal
So, what are my chances of getting this for $40k before tax, fees, etc? Any advice on making this happen?
Al, best of luck getting the deal you want! I'd take a good look at that MSRP to see what's included. $53K sounds like a completely tricked out R-design unless they've 'added' way too much fluff like 'protection' packages, etc. Not saying you couldn't reach $53K on the XC 60, but it would be completely loaded.
Be sure to be clear on what S&S program is included. There's potentially a big difference between 4yrs/50k and 5yrs/60k on the program.
You'd be my hero if you got close to $40K...I'm guessing closer to $43-44(again, depending on the ACTUAL MSRP).
I've been offered the below deal and want to know if it's a good deal or can I do better.
2012 XC60 R-Design w/ premier plus pkg, blind spot system and climate pkg. MSRP: $48670 Selling price $43470 + ttl ($5200 off MSRP) 2.49% financing for up to 72 months.
What do you guys think? Any more wiggle room. Thanks for the input.
Seems like a pretty good price IF the number you quote is actually +ttt ONLY and no other fees/mark-ups/add-ons, etc. Might as well save a little on financing if you can go for 60 months(1.49%)... https://www.penfed.org/Auto-Loans-Overview ...OR ask if US Bank/Volvo will match the rate...they did for me a year ago
Also, consider the inventory near you IF this is the vehicle you really want. The two-store dealer in our city of 1.7 million is completely out of '12 XC60 units.
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Thoughts?
Tech package
Nav prep
BLIS
Blue metallic paint
I found two dealers that would do $750 under invoice, ($39019, plus $250 dealer fee, tax, title etc.)
Any comments?
MSRP was $48100. Thought it was a good deal.
I've never used it before. We'll see how it goes.
I live in CT. What dealership did you receive the quote from?
The best quote we received for 2012 XC60 3.2 with
AWD
Premier plus
climate package,
BLIS
metallic paint
wood inlays
is $39000
plus 7% tax and 205 title, registration, dealer docs fee etc.
According to truecar, it is even lower than dealer cost. Is it possible? :surprise:
Makes you wonder....
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MSRP- $44020
Invoice- $41651
Final Purchase Price- $41000
What do you guys think, did I pay a little too much or is that fine or a super deal? Let me know your thoughts.
Thinking of getting the Volvo Sensus navigation installed, has anyone done that, if so please share cost and user experience.
The dealer said that there were only 3-4 of these in the whole of the western US. Being a 2011 it has the extra 10K miles on the maintenance compared to the 2012's.
Just take the deal. In all likelihood it won't get any better than that.
-R
And final deal is $1346 below invoice. I'm very happy with the deal. I think there is limited supply of the car but also limited 'purchases' for the loaded model so there is flex in pricing.
2011 XC60, 3.2, AWD, climate package, metallic paint upgrade. It has been the courtesy car for a dealership in Boston since May, and has 7,500 miles on it.
Current offer from the dealer is $34,400, which is $2,400 off the MSRP of $36,800 since it is used. My initial thoughts are that the invoice price is approx $34,800, so after the $2,400 reduction a fair amount to pay would be nommore than $32,400.
This is only the second car I have purchased, so any thoughts would be greatly appreciated.
Take a look at a Costco buying program or similar to get close to invoice on a new XC60.
Remember: ALWAYS be willing to walk away. It took me more than two vehicle purchases to learn that lesson. Good luck!
Where did you get your vehicle? I just put a deposit on a custom order in the same specs; Platinum, climate, dynamic but without BLIS and used A Plan pricing thinking this was our best shot. Your claim is that you beat that with over $1K in savings...
Let me know your trick so i can continue to negotiate.
I just purchased a 2012 XC60 T6 AWD R-Design in Passion Red with Off Black interior, includes Platinum, Climate, BLIS as well. MSRP $50,175. Got it out the door at $46,129 after loyalty bonus, so I was really happy. Especially being that invoice is $47,717. Only downside is that there was only 1 in the country matching what I wanted and it's half way across the country, so to have it shipped to me was another $1k, not too bad though. Expecting delivery next week, can't wait to drive it!
Priced paid for 2012 3.2 AWD XC60 with
Premium plus
Metallic paint
BLIS
Climate package
Wood inlays
$39000
Plus $181 dealer doc fees and $2741 tax, total out door price paid --> $41922
The sticker price is $43170. According to the turecar, it is under dealer's cost!
Our '10 T6 will get a workout over the Holidays...shortest planned trip would be 1100 miles over Christmas weekend. 'Might' end up closer to 3000 miles if we visit our mountain house 5 states away
Enjoy yours! I've seen some really attractive '12s out there...just have to remind myself that we JUST bought a new C70.
We simply love it!
Enjoy your trip!
all wheel drive
platinum package
blis
seashell metalic paint
msrp price 44375
true car dealer invoice 42265
agreed price 40699. deliver mid feb.
Your better negotiating with te dealer closet to you, for reasons of long term you will be servicing with them. If they have what you want in stock believe me dealer trades in te Volvo world for xc69s are never guaranteed jump on it before someone else does.
$4.3W + TTL
no loyalty rebate applied
2012 T6 3.0
Platinum Package
Metallic Paint
BLIS
Climate Package
$43,000
With 8 Volvo dealers in the DC area, could/should I have gone around to get a better offer? Yes, but at the time my previous vehicle was dead and I wanted to order ASAP and I did right after the test drive. Also because of the economy I wanted to support the dealership closest to my home. I didn't haggle at all, maybe I should have asked for $500 off! Oh well.
Selling price 43,870
discount 2378.00
plus 500 Doc Fee
21,00 Non tax fees.
total $45,058.37
how much room is there?
Thanks.
XC60 T6 AWD
Platinum
BLIS
Active Xenon
Climate package
Silver metalic
MSRP: $47,800 or something very close, don't remember exactly
Final price: $43,850 + TT & Doc fee
We just turned 50K miles over the weekend. Looking forward to a little OSD trip in summer '13 if all goes according to plan.
Gotta get some new rubber in the mean time. Looking at GoodYear cs TripleTred All Season w/$160 rebate to get the price 'closer' to more popular tires.
'10 XC60 T6 AWD just drove out of warranty
XC60 FWD 3.2L
Premier Package
Metallic paint
Wood steering wheel and inlay.
Dual chrome pipes
Nav prep.
MSRP $38140, dealer agreed to give $34251 plus TTL. Did not know conquest offer is coming. But I am not sure how much room it can have.
Pretty happy so far.
what would be a good purchase price? i have never paid more than $1000 over invoice for a car - and i was thinking that a fair price to pay - would be about $46000.
would anyone agree or disagree with this? and can i get a better deal?
Over at SwedeSpeed, there are some folks closing deals at pretty good prices. Don't mean to hawk another forum, but those members are all about Volvos and know their stuff. In round numbers, it looks like folks are getting about 10% off MSRP...should be better than invoice, I believe. Don't let the dealer add too much 'fluff' to your vehicle in order to inflate the price...extra warranty, paint/interior protection, etc. Stick with the vehicle you want and add any options you already have your mind set on.
Good luck! Hope you enjoy your new ride!
6700 miles
Clean Carfax
Msrp: $53,000
Sales price listed on website: $46,000
Like new condition
Any advice on what I should offer and where I should expect to end up is much appreciated. My initial thoughts were:
- 2013s are out
- last week of the quarter
- demo car, so losing out on 6mos of warranty
- I've noticed thanks to these forums that a general 10% off msrp isn't unreasonable for a new car
- also noticed that $5k-$8k or so discount for being a 5k miles plus demo is normal
So, what are my chances of getting this for $40k before tax, fees, etc? Any advice on making this happen?
Thx! Al
Be sure to be clear on what S&S program is included. There's potentially a big difference between 4yrs/50k and 5yrs/60k on the program.
You'd be my hero if you got close to $40K...I'm guessing closer to $43-44(again, depending on the ACTUAL MSRP).
I've been offered the below deal and want to know if it's a good deal or can I do better.
2012 XC60 R-Design w/ premier plus pkg, blind spot system and climate pkg.
MSRP: $48670
Selling price $43470 + ttl ($5200 off MSRP)
2.49% financing for up to 72 months.
What do you guys think? Any more wiggle room. Thanks for the input.
https://www.penfed.org/Auto-Loans-Overview
...OR ask if US Bank/Volvo will match the rate...they did for me a year ago
Also, consider the inventory near you IF this is the vehicle you really want. The two-store dealer in our city of 1.7 million is completely out of '12 XC60 units.
Msrp: $51.3, quote: $45.3
Platinum package, Blis, Climate
Msrp: $48.7, quote:$45.2 and then down to $43.8
Premium Plus package, Blis, Climate
Most likely I will go with the platinum package for the rear camera, nav system, and upgraded stereo.
I am new to Volvo and looking forward to joining the club