Volvo Deals & Offers

I like Evo personally but it's down to preference. Pop into a newsagent/supermarket and have a look!

Which car journals would you recommend

Possibly but my last two cars, honda civic and audi a3 both did 100k with no issues. Clutch went bang whilst downshifting from 3rd to 2nd at about 15mph so hardly being stressed and that was after 3k miles. The other two breakdowns were sensor failures. Also the auto braking function has a habit of slamming on whilst driving through town and someone is a bit close to the pavement. If I get to the end of the lease without being rear ended itll be a miracle.

I think this is pretty much the standard price for this car. It has been available for cheaper previously https://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/volvo-v40-hatchback-t2-122-momentum-5dr-2-year-lease-8k-miles-per-annum-138pm-828-initial-rental-4002-total-what-car-magazine-2823183#comment-32380535

Information is knowledge: years of reading car journals.

Apologies @billythepet I've just read that drivel I've typed. Moral ofbthe story, use protection. Lol. Ignore me pal, I think I'm a comedian when I've had too many. Enjoy your w/end (highfive)

Don't count your chickens Billy. I bet you've put it around on the club scene, working your magic on the ladies at the weekend and you've loads of kids that will be knocking on your door that your unaware of you old player you.

Since when do I have a child? (lol) (lol)

I just meant i always thought that, i didn't need to say it. 😗

I'm actually embarrassed for you. You never called me anything btw, so I can't still be the thing you didn't call me.

S90 is competitor to E class, not C Class or 3 Series. Please check prices of E Class / 5 Series / A6.

expensive for a volvo, you can get a merc c class for £228 10k miles.

very unlikely u will get better deal as prices of new MY19 model is going up. Also VED will be applicable from 1st April so expect new quotes in later half of the year to be more as well.

Not a bad price but I have been quotes a similar monthly rate (taking into account initial payment) for a V90, same spec. Tempted but will wait until the next quarter to see if there are any better deals. Need a towbar and they charge £995 which is daft! Leasing works very well if you like hassle-free motoring, a nice new car and can afford the payments. If you can't afford it then buying an older, inferior car is always an option. If I had £25k burning a hole in my pocket I wouldn't spend it on a nearly-new car.

Just saying, some things you use and abuse, some things you keep lol

That's good to know. Thank you

In terms of price no. I have found that Admiral for example don’t give you third party cover for driving other people’s cars when yours is a lease.

Is insurance affected when leasing, as you don't own the car?

Shame I'm after a pick up and this is only an 18 month deal. Still good tho

must say if thats true the specs are ok but only cause its a s90 like a8 and 7 series bmw etc threy alredy come with decent specs but the rest are ussally cheap cars with poor spes still if you look at the extra list you will see a ton of nice features that you are missing

That was quick delivery! I'm hoping I still get mine at end of April as my Audi A4 Estate goes back when my Volvo S60 T4 should be delivered, but I need to chase Volvo dealer for the contract hire paperwork though. I think the dealer ordered a qty of them rather than back to back ordering so I should be ok, as he mentioned he only had 2 left when I ordered. I'll need to call them on Monday. How's the car? I ordered mine without a test drive, as 18 months isn't long to keep it anyway. I was more bothered about finding a half decent car for £200 a month all in, with only the chance of 1 service and no replacement tyres, my Audi will be close to 2mm on the 2 fronts when that goes back, may swap them with rears next week to make sure they last.

I've never seen an 18month contract before. I thought they were always 2, 3 or 4 years? I suppose there's no reason why they can't be 1.5 years but doesn't that make it very difficult to compare offers?

Nice one! I took delivery of mine on Friday and so far i'm very impressed.

I took your advice and went to a Volvo main dealer today. Nice guys - really helpful. Ive ordered one with Met paint and the "winter pack" - they didnt have any left that didnt have these options on - for £168per month on a 9+17 payment profile at 8k mpa for 18 months lease. Also got 1 service in 12 months time included for free, so effectively its a "maintained" price and is costing me ~£4,300 all in for the 18 months. Delivery on March 1st on a 18 plate. Pretty happy.

Anybody looking to get one of these is better off going straight to Volvo dealers for the offer, I have just ordered one on 18 month contract hire , £2k initial + £99.58 per month, 8000 miles per year on 18 month contract , 0<5000 excess miles charged at 7.56p per mile. £205 per month + any excess mileage. No broker fees to pay either. I couldn't get another Audi A4 for same price as last time so chose this. Use What Car Leasing to see which dealers are offering the vehicles, rather than brokers

I think your maths has gone a bit out... a 18 month £3981 lease amortised is £221 per month. A £6000 24 month lease amortises to £250 per month - a good bit more expensive.... That said, lots of Volvo dealers are offering this lease deal and some have 24 month versions. You’d save the fees going direct so worth checking and shopping around

Volvo’s require a service every twelve months and it’s not mileage depende, so I’m afraid you won’t be able to skip it (without being charged at the end anyway!)

Needs T4 190 in the title really, could be D2, D5, T2 etc.

18 months for £4000 over the term. A 24 month lease would equate to £6000, and £6000 gets you a lot more car than this looking at previous lease deal. eg the Jaguar XF deal which went really hot is £5250 over two years for a £34k car, this is £6000 over two years for a £29k car.

Voted hot But https://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/volvo-s60-t4-se-nav-lease-2000-deposit-99pm-18mnth-pch-total-cost-3782-2876096 was slightly better in total cost.

Looks like this is finished :(

This is one ugly, ugly car.

Looking at your forum name answers your question perfectly.

Tyre's, don't be pedantic.

Usually with a lease deal it’s 1+23 or 3+23, 6+23 etc. So in this case with it only being a 18 month deal it would be 1+17, the upfront price includes the first month rent. At least that’s how leases usually work.

i Lease What I Want!

It’s called economic/social disparity.

Good price but worth going for the nav plus imo.

People buy according to their needs. A corsa could probley make it to the shops once a week or so but some people use their cars for work. No work = no money. So better to get a good car in warranty. Any issues the main dealer will handle with for free car whilst being repaired. Also no need to worry about any mot or tyre costs. Lease also covers the road tax

Why some people buy Vauxhalls baffles me.

That was for Scotland - in England the Fiesta was the top selling car last year

I agree best car I have ever driven at the end of the day the comfort is second to none

Don't buy the petrol as it drinks to no end, I have the diesel R design auto and it averages 42mpg in town and 65mpg on the motorway. I normally get 650-750 miles to a tank. Could not recommend the car higher but would never entertain a manual gearbox

Very astute those drivers.

Doesn't make it a good car. It's an average, cheap small car at best.

Indeed! My next car will be an m140. Nice noisy petrol engine!

Just had a mailer from them offering a cheap S60 SE Nav now too.

The total cost is £6127.38 which includes the £360 processing fee to pay. The vehicle value is also £36,750 based off the P11D (Manufacturer RRP £36965). Not sure where the OP got the 42k value from.

Those are not issues - those are by design the active regeneration functioning. Yep a warning on dash and car going to limp mode (loss of power) - usually fairly obvious you have an issue albeit older cars the message may be more generic than stating dpf (like engine malfunction was a favourite of ford).

When your car is not having its cooling fans running. When you see an increased idle speed. When you have noticed the deactivation of automatic Stop/Start (if you have that). When you notice a slight increase in fuel consumption. When you notice a hot, acrid smell from the exhaust and when you notice the engine note change. But your car should inform you with a warning message and/or dash signal.

Is this with the 20% off today only?

Full price now 8-(

Good price and cool set

Good deal, £48 in toys r us with four free figs

No anger at all. But it frustates me when people are giving opinions on things they dont own or fully know about. You cant argue the facts/numbers etc. I know how tall i am, and know how much space there is in both the front and back in everyday use, compared to a reviewer who has spent very little time in it-and we know certain reviewers or magazines can be biased one way or another. Id just hate someone is put off by inaccurate information. Im not banging the drum for Volvo in any way, in fact ive had lots of problems with my D2 version, and wouldnt recommend it at all. This being the petrol though, is probably the best one to get-but in the R-Design spec. Ive only ever had family size hatchbacks, and this has more than most.

Why the anger my friend, just because you aren’t agreed with, doesn’t have to make you so aggressive, one question mark would have been sufficient. You don’t agree, I don’t agree, great no need to have a stroke about it it’s only a shopping forum. My fact is it’s to small you fact is it just right, Goldilocks prefers it smaller can’t keep ever one happy all of the time. End of the day it’s just a car, don’t worry about it.

And you believe all reviews?? I have one of these, so i know how much room there is. Not an opinion, but fact.

reminds of the old days when people thought it was a good idea to rent electrical appliances like TV's and washing machines Eventually they realised renting was a mugs game.

Not everybody can afford to do that. I don't have savings due to just buying a house. I don't want to spend £500 on a car so a lease works out perfectly for me. Also, some people don't want a used car, even if it did work out cheaper. Why do people buy new clothes when they could get them cheaper from car boot sales? Because people want some things NEW!

I believe he is on an old one as I signed up for the same 18 months ago.

New lease deal available on this car. Lots of mileage options available from the same broker over a 2 year lease (9+23): https://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/volvo-v40-hatchback-t2-122-momentum-5dr-2-year-lease-5k-miles-per-annum-11678pm-105106-initial-rental-240-admin-fee-3976-total-pure-vehicle-leasing-2824256 5k - £3976 8k - £4317 10k - £4545

Ray Chapman Motors York

Deal is not available anymore. Who was the dealer?

Can you please share the link?

Well I might look at that if they offer it. While I don’t fancy paying the mot just think of the deposit you are saving on the next car. That said I love new cars :). I would probably get another a4 if the price was right but I know it’s going to be more than the deal I took. Glad it helped

Thanks Stan!! Done that! It helped!!! They have also offered me the third year for 178 a month and 13000 miles but not sure if I should take the third year or not as thinking about responsibility of getting another service and an MOT

I have an a4 on similar miles. It was suggested I ring up and say my job has changed and can I increase my payments to save money? I increased to 45000 miles and my payment has increased to the equivalent of half the excess mileage charge. Saved me a fair bit of cash at the end of the deal :). Hope it helps

No worries, cheers anyway.

Price has changed too on the one I saw...

Nowt. Clicked wrong button. Fixed

What has that got to do with what I said?

This is a personal deal, not a business one. Vehicles for Business are the supplier.

If really want a diesel Volvo better to lease than buy... just search D4 EGR problems and 1000s of forum entries of replacements being done. My own car has just experienced it... a few months out of warranty... we shall see if Volvo bend to the "6 year fit-for-sale" argument when I take it in next week.

True, but I imagine not many people who get a company car. For example, where I work, if you do less than 7500 a year you don't qualify for a company car.

It does have power function functionality. But in actual fact the compressed air system is pretty good fun and effective anyway. We got this at christmas, for this price, and I would highly recommend it.

Really great set to enjoy with nice functions

it's a great set pneumatics are cool.

you can add power function to it but for 45ish it's a good set

No power functions. No thanks