Volvo Deals & Offers

Nope...I drive an is300h for work and asked the dealer in Sheffield if they could quote me on an NX suv for her indoors, the guy said it was pointless ...they don't mass produce cars ordinarily like a lot of brands and so don't need the big numbers for their sales figures. Lexus have their own niche customer market, who see through the German marques and how everybody needs a merc/bmw/audi etc. Thats a different debate though and we have both BMW/Lexus in the household ....we are using the lexus for a long run next week vs the 4 series -for comfort, fuel economy. Says it all really !!

Clicked thru and didn’t get £342.63 + vat?

I could afford it and I’m neither a doctor of a teacher

Where was the original quote from? I did something similar with my Kia shortage and the beat it as well. You need a good deal to start with though

Recent? I am in the market and your deal sounds great

Has anyone received this item that could share a picture please? Want to know if it is a genuine thule 598 carrier and if the volvo logo can be removed? Thanks

Anybody else still waiting?

I don’t like leaving negative feedback however the experience was negative I guess. If the seller is going to use eBay this way and sell stuff on there that they don’t have, then i myself would have appreciated reading feedback that mentions this. I could then have checked if the despatch time (within 2 days) and delivery (within 3 days) was true or false with the seller before this rigmarole :) I suggest you cancel your order and place it with Swedish Car Accessories above who will UPS it and you will have it in your hands within 3 days of ordering

Same problem here! Still waiting on mine - contacted the seller and he said he wasn't expecting them to arrive with him until the 17th and he would send them out once he's got them. Not very impressed at all! No mention in the original listing that he didn't actually have any of the items in stock and then it's up to me to chase the order only to find out that they'll be arrive 2 weeks after the original estimate.

Thx, I'll chase an update to see where mine is.

I suppose yours was a diesel variant? Diesels have a much better mpg, while petrols don't, at least not on the Volvos. With that being said, if you live in London, with an average commute of less than 5 miles and an average speed of less than 15, you'd struggle with a diesel.

also bear in mind this is what the car reports so may be 5% out

I find it hard to believe that I can get from the north of Spain to Alicante on one tank

well it’s what I get using 98-100 octane fuel

I have heard this also, personal experience over 2 years, it doesn't work very well in a fast car

I absolutely love mine, coming from a bmw this is a superb motor...a totally different machine to earlier generations of a Volvo.

I have one - it's a beautiful thing. Absolutely love it. And to the guy who talked about the interior, here's what Clarkson had to say about it... "Then you step inside and, frankly, you’re going to get straight back out again and sign on the dotted line. Because this side of a Rolls-Royce Phantom you will find no finer car interior... "

Beemers are widely considered to have industry leading 'auto' boxes, manuals on the other hand I found to be notchy but still precise and controlled enough for daily driving. Mind you, these were in lower powered versions.

I always liked volvo, amazing cars, but in the last years Geely started to stick their nose to much in volvo and initial Geely was the owner and Volvo had the freedom to do what they done best, now they want to take complete control over it. Personal opinion , but i will not touch a car from a company that makes clones of any car on the market

that's the Apple value for money feature built into nearly all Apple pro..... good discount on the car and just under the 40k car duty uplift limit...

Apple phones cost about £300 more than they should, so this is about right to any apple fanboy.

No, I just copy and pasted the whole description from the drive the deal website 😬

You joined today and say " we " when describing the deal a couple of times. I presume you are the dealer / Retailer of this car ??

You will be lucky to get 35-39, after 250 miles in mine my average is 24-25, top MPG on one motorway type jorney was 32!!

Leasing.com always seem to put deals that dont actually exist when it comes to applying

You’re by yourself there I’m afraid.

Hehehe. Volvo defo don’t do Hype.

BRILLIANT !!!! What speed does it get up to in Over-Hype mode then? Oh, please, please keep these nuggets of wisdom & inspiration coming, they are so so helpful in my decision making process as I look at deals on HUKD.

Theirs a few things that make this a bad deal. First the OTR price £35,000. This has been posted a few time on this site for £26,000 https://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/volvo-s90-saloon-20-t4-momentum-plus-4dr-geartronic-mpw-25219-at-new-car-discount-3390250. Second, the rental period of 4 years for £13,295,52. This car again is on the Site already with a 2 year lease for £7,314. So it would be better to hire 2 years, as this will work out cheaper. Besides the issue of breaking down outside the manufacture warranty period. You Also have extra costs's such as Extra servicing or tyre replacement. Also after 2 years you would be able to lease another one for 2 years.. Obviously this is just my view of the deal.

Yes mate it's called Volvo on call. The dealer should have set this up when you got the car. It's actually much better than the BMW one I've got now.

There is a romote app! I've been using my car for over a year and didn't know this

Nearly pulled the trigger on the 2 year lease. Deal is good, bit worried about the car finance provider Santander. Terrible reviews on Trustpilot. https://uk.trustpilot.com/review/santanderconsumer.co.uk Anyone have any experience?I don’t want the lease to be a headache in the the end.

All the same as the deal above. 8k I think it’s 325 inc Apple car play and a service. But the service plan is for three services so you pay for an unused one if you go for a two year deal.

I prefer the 2 years. What mileage? My Skoda ends at the end of September

Under FCA rules. No

Will this have any effect on your credit rating or effect any future applications?

I look forward to seeing a cloned one on Traffic Cops!

Looks good, you might want to block out the reg on your picture though.

Picked mine up today. Thanks OP!

This is better a new car deal rather than all these lease/pcp deals. Bloody nightmare things. No flexibility on mileage without paying extra and they always go over the car with a toothcomb. V90 deal a bit cheaper than this would be good. That said the petrol seems to have terrible mpg. Could be why they are struggling to shift.

Yep your right but hopefully there might be a few bargains around to tempt the cash strapped after this nightmare. Ive been saving my pennies so here's hoping.

Also, looks like Volvo have stopped selling pure petrol/diesel vehicles.. Suspect theyve got some old stock to shift!

Don’t forget that manufacturing has also stopped during the pandemic so future savings may not be as strong as you anticipate.

Hi, I guess it does not come with reverse camera? Where did you get the tinted rear window bit? As I cannot see anything from the specs?

The only colours left were bright silver or white, so I took the silver. Wouldn’t have been my first choice but once I saw one I really liked it especially with the black coloured trim. It’s a bargain and the dealer here said exactly the same, said they were doing it to move stock and get the S60 out on the roads. He said it was nearly half the price... How are you finding the performance and enjoying driving it?

you're going to love it! the dealer at my place did a double take at the contract he thought it was wildly cheap! I nearly bought this last year and it was £2000 initial rental and £340 a month... so glad i waited!! what colour did you go for?

Great stuff, I signed the paperwork on Thurs and will be collecting mine in a few days

So jealous of you! Unfortunately had to cancel mine, due to the furlough. And my insurance would be around 2k, as I haven't had a car in UK

I saw a GT3 RS in Blackburn. Chanchi might have been in town!

That's a crying shame. ;(

MG's design studio has closed at Longbridge. It's basically a car showroom now. Everything is being demolished bar the roundhouse and former MG Rover headquarters. Very sad.

The V90 is made in Sweden though, mine was ordered 6 months in advance, but there was a cockup and it turned up from Sweden a couple of weeks later and the dealer had to sell it and reorder. The Chinese ones take ages to turn up.

Those pictured seats look like R Design and Inscription seats - not Momentum ones. All variants have leather but the upper 2 have better leather ones. I made this mistake last month when I took a XC60 for a test drive for a couple of days. It was a R Design. I assumed my Editions (Basically a Momentum with a few extra bits added on) seats would be the same as the literature said "leather seats". When I took delivery (6th March - what a waste of a 20 plate as it's just done 400 miles in total so far all pre lock down) I realised my error. The Editions/Momentums leather seats are fine, but just not as comfy as the R Design leather seats - I particularly wanted the extending/retracting under thigh support which the Momentum/Editions seats don't have. All the above is for a XC60 but fairly sure it applies to all the Volvo models. Maybe.

It was good enough for me at the time and this was 2018, guess the deals the main dealers are offering are the ones that seem 'poor' - forgot to add this is with winter pack inc in the price; most other deals i've had a look at this costs extra these days if offered. <edit> Just had a play around on vehiclesavers and it appears my local volvo dealer is taking the piss in their offers has i can get a new V60 with the T4 engine at just over 247 pm with 8k per year over 3 years with deposit of just over 2.2k, have you ever played a dealer off with a online offer ? might be what i have to do come time to hand this back.

Your deal doesn't look especially good. It makes around 11.5k over 3 years so about 7.5k for 2 years. Now you can easily have same car for below 7k for 2 year lease.

My AVG is around 30 for urban and 40-45 on motorways; this is for a 2018 MY V60 T4 SE NAV, its really the only sticking point i have with the car, it adds upto about an extra £30 in fuel costs each month. Must say current offers seem very poor, mine was 3yrs, 8k per year 235 pm with deposit of 3k, if the trend carries on am going back to 2nd hand.

Good spot. If it helps, metallic paint is included. I'll have to get a new calculator. :)

17x300+900=6,000 not 5,000;-)

You're arguing points no one raised. Never said there weren't also bad cyclists. You've seen a keyword of your favourite pet peeve and decided to copy-paste in your anti-cycling diatribe.

Someone pass the popcorn (popcorn)

Facts are not rants and it's got everything to do with what you said because you clearly have a Haro Freestyler agenda. You might not like to hear it but chemically charged psycho cyclists have now officially achieved killer status and thus all pedal pushers everywhere, including middle aged fatties in not so flattering lycra, should be insured so may I suggest you swallow less of the drug cheat sympathetic Guardian propaganda and neck a few more reality pills. Have a lovely evening Lance, Alberto, Bradley or whatever name you might go by (highfive)

Good rant, but nothing to do with what I said.

Cyclists should pay insurance and should be punished accordingly for their actions too, safe to say we all know had Charlie Alliston been driving a car rather than riding a push bike when he mowed down that poor woman he'd have got far longer inside than the feeble year and a half he did. Car drivers may well behave in an over entitled manner because of the protection a solid metal cage around them offers but it seems to me there's also a hell of a lot of cyclists out there who will argue the vulnerability of being on sat a tiny frame on two rizla thin wheels entitles them to behave however recklessly they see fit too.

Managed to order one ......just had a cancellation email ;(

Sorry - this item is currently out of stock.

Showing out of stock :(

Got a deal on a BMW 2 series gran tourer - and it's ok, but really loved the XC40

Happened to me too...was informed just under a month before I was due to give my old car back! Pretty pissed off but luckily manage to sort out a nice deal on a C5 Aircross

Wow I was going to go for this deal too. Sorry to hear.

Nope! And my deal crashed and burned as the dealer went bust. Waited till last week still on order and boom! No car coming! Sorry for those who were employed at dealership, and miffed at nearly 7 months wait!

Anyone got any decent xc40 deals at the moment? Really want one of these

It's ignorant to say it looks like a Ford? Wise up.

I still still see some ford influence in my V60 with the same Sat Nav voicing and licence for heated windscreens. Fantastic cars and would definitely buy again once this on bores me.

Simply demonstrating your ignorance

Spent the other weekend in a XC60 B4 inscription and this weekend just gone in a V90 D4. The V90 is a better drive but better views from the XC60. The seats in both are amazing, better than most home sofas I’d say. Still not a fan of the touch screen (iDrive (imho) is more intuitive and does not need your eyes off the road. pilot assist is ok on the autobahn/motorway but is a mess around town and on country roads. The adaptive cruise control is a lot more trustworthy for under £27k I’d say a V90 is a great deal if you’re looking to buy not lease, for whatever reason.

They've also 24%off the xc90 too! I was looking at getting a 4 year old one but they're still 30k, 10k more and it's brand new. I'm now very confused the new deal seems better value.

Has anyone bought one based on this deal?

£25219 now

Anyone can explain how they can afford to sell it 12k cheaper then volvo itself? Thanks

30,000 miles a year is only 82 miles per day. (Or 115 miles a day if you do all your miles for work etc in only 5 days)

Price is now £25,219

This is a petrol estate and not a massive heavy 4x4.

I have the XC90 D5 (very end of them before the B5) which I bought new this summer. I'd say while the torque is fantastic, the cost of fuelling is the real killer. I'm getting around 33mpg from mine and I cover mainly motorway driving. Petrols are closely comparable for mpg, but the initial cost much lower. It's also quite noisy, especially at start up in the cold up here in Scotland. Definitely the most complete car I've ever owned and better than anything else in it's class when I was looking, but if I didn't get my fuel refunded I would steer well clear from the diesel model.

You are quite correct, I missed it was a very large estate for some reason. Good catch :)

Actually I think you are correct. I missed that its an estate car so comparison is quite unfair.

Reported the nonsense comments about smaller electric cars and thankfully they have been removed. This is a great price for a top trim level car that can tow a boathouse, I’d be tempted by the D5/B5 Diesel engines and yes, these cars are massive.

Okay great it’s from the Audi dealership i pay nothing upfront it’s £547.50 per month for the next 4 years I place my order on Saturday now waiting not going to let them deliver it because it’s round the corner from my house literally just walk it lol but got a full tank too which is normal when buying a new car Thanks for your help

It’s a PCP so he would pay £24750 over the 4 years then either handback or pay another £18k to keep the car. Not amazing deal unless you like to keep cars for a long time (out of warranty) when he could just Pch lease for 3 yrs (60k miles) for £17.5k then return and get a new one? https://www.purevehicleleasing.co.uk/cars/manufacturers/audi/a3-sportback/50-s3-tfsi-quattro-black-edition-5dr-s-tronic

I'd assumed the OP meant it was £6750 each year for 4 years. Otherwise it'd work out at £24,750 for a £42k car which seems unlikely.

At that price you will 100% beat the depreciated over 4 years which is ultimately the goal of a lease. Assuming the offer is from a decent company that will likely actually deliver the car then it's a good deal.

Expensive cars. Would probably be better going for a nearly new one if you're going to keep it at least 4 years IMO.