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It does look like a very good offer that..AED 2k pm with a buy back after 2 years and no downpayment.
I love the new design..apart from the rear end styling. Its like seeing a stunning girl and then she turns around and has a massive bum (and not in a Kardashian way!). Shame as the estate looks really great.
Though with the deal on the table I would live with that rear end and hopefully a chinese light company will make some sort of aftermarket mod to make it look better.
I love the new design..apart from the rear end styling. Its like seeing a stunning girl and then she turns around and has a massive bum (and not in a Kardashian way!). Shame as the estate looks really great.
Though with the deal on the table I would live with that rear end and hopefully a chinese light company will make some sort of aftermarket mod to make it look better.
Edited by Paracetamol on Sunday 1st October 07:59
Edited by Paracetamol on Sunday 1st October 08:26
Sounds interesting. Beats a normal lease that's for sure.
They say upto 20% is contributed, but no mention if that equates to all the dp required.
http://www.tradingenterprises.ae/volvo/offers/
Model is the S90 T5 Momentum. They also have the V40 and XC90
They say upto 20% is contributed, but no mention if that equates to all the dp required.
http://www.tradingenterprises.ae/volvo/offers/
Model is the S90 T5 Momentum. They also have the V40 and XC90
It's the four-cylinder turbo with 245bhp - my boss has one, drove it back from Abu Dhabi a few weeks back, certainly didn't feel underpowered.
Have to say, the deal on the V40 looks interesting - need to understand the full details, but on paper looks a lot better than the potential lease car I was thinking of getting for similar money.
Have to say, the deal on the V40 looks interesting - need to understand the full details, but on paper looks a lot better than the potential lease car I was thinking of getting for similar money.
Not sure the 'buy back' price matters if they are paying the deposit and have already set the monthly payments for 2 years...on the face of it you simply pay 2200 AED per month and hand the car back...but the maths doesn't add up and I expect there is more to it.
The most important thing is that someone is actually willing to buy it back! Right now I am finding it impossible to sell anything in this current market
The most important thing is that someone is actually willing to buy it back! Right now I am finding it impossible to sell anything in this current market
Just been down to the showroom and spoke with David there about this deal.
It is as expected, a PCP deal on the V40 of 1599Dhs a month, 2 years, 20% downpayment covered by them. At the end of the 2 years you can hand the car back and walk away with no additional cost. Or, you can refinance the remaining cost, or upgrade to a newer model.
Biggest limitation is mileage - the maximum they'll allow under this deal is 50,000kms over the 2 years - anything over that is charged at 0.5Dhs a km.
Other than that, there's registration of 500Dhs, and around 1% for the bank to setup the agreement.
Mileage rules it out for me as I'm averaging 4-5,000kms a month at the moment which if I did this would leave me with a 25k bill to pay at the end of the agreement.
Off to Hertz I go to see what they can offer under a traditional lease agreement, or I might end up just buying a car on traditional finance.
Same mileage limitations apply to the S90 and the XC90.
It is as expected, a PCP deal on the V40 of 1599Dhs a month, 2 years, 20% downpayment covered by them. At the end of the 2 years you can hand the car back and walk away with no additional cost. Or, you can refinance the remaining cost, or upgrade to a newer model.
Biggest limitation is mileage - the maximum they'll allow under this deal is 50,000kms over the 2 years - anything over that is charged at 0.5Dhs a km.
Other than that, there's registration of 500Dhs, and around 1% for the bank to setup the agreement.
Mileage rules it out for me as I'm averaging 4-5,000kms a month at the moment which if I did this would leave me with a 25k bill to pay at the end of the agreement.
Off to Hertz I go to see what they can offer under a traditional lease agreement, or I might end up just buying a car on traditional finance.
Same mileage limitations apply to the S90 and the XC90.
thb said:
Just been down to the showroom and spoke with David there about this deal.
It is as expected, a PCP deal on the V40 of 1599Dhs a month, 2 years, 20% downpayment covered by them. At the end of the 2 years you can hand the car back and walk away with no additional cost. Or, you can refinance the remaining cost, or upgrade to a newer model.
Biggest limitation is mileage - the maximum they'll allow under this deal is 50,000kms over the 2 years - anything over that is charged at 0.5Dhs a km.
Other than that, there's registration of 500Dhs, and around 1% for the bank to setup the agreement.
Mileage rules it out for me as I'm averaging 4-5,000kms a month at the moment which if I did this would leave me with a 25k bill to pay at the end of the agreement.
Off to Hertz I go to see what they can offer under a traditional lease agreement, or I might end up just buying a car on traditional finance.
Same mileage limitations apply to the S90 and the XC90.
No S90's left!It is as expected, a PCP deal on the V40 of 1599Dhs a month, 2 years, 20% downpayment covered by them. At the end of the 2 years you can hand the car back and walk away with no additional cost. Or, you can refinance the remaining cost, or upgrade to a newer model.
Biggest limitation is mileage - the maximum they'll allow under this deal is 50,000kms over the 2 years - anything over that is charged at 0.5Dhs a km.
Other than that, there's registration of 500Dhs, and around 1% for the bank to setup the agreement.
Mileage rules it out for me as I'm averaging 4-5,000kms a month at the moment which if I did this would leave me with a 25k bill to pay at the end of the agreement.
Off to Hertz I go to see what they can offer under a traditional lease agreement, or I might end up just buying a car on traditional finance.
Same mileage limitations apply to the S90 and the XC90.
thb said:
Just been down to the showroom and spoke with David there about this deal.
It is as expected, a PCP deal on the V40 of 1599Dhs a month, 2 years, 20% downpayment covered by them. At the end of the 2 years you can hand the car back and walk away with no additional cost. Or, you can refinance the remaining cost, or upgrade to a newer model.
Biggest limitation is mileage - the maximum they'll allow under this deal is 50,000kms over the 2 years - anything over that is charged at 0.5Dhs a km.
Other than that, there's registration of 500Dhs, and around 1% for the bank to setup the agreement.
Mileage rules it out for me as I'm averaging 4-5,000kms a month at the moment which if I did this would leave me with a 25k bill to pay at the end of the agreement.
Off to Hertz I go to see what they can offer under a traditional lease agreement, or I might end up just buying a car on traditional finance.
Same mileage limitations apply to the S90 and the XC90.
I'd imagine the mileage cap would kill it for most people, I do less than anyone I know and was still just under 20,000 last year, I've just had first annual service and renewalIt is as expected, a PCP deal on the V40 of 1599Dhs a month, 2 years, 20% downpayment covered by them. At the end of the 2 years you can hand the car back and walk away with no additional cost. Or, you can refinance the remaining cost, or upgrade to a newer model.
Biggest limitation is mileage - the maximum they'll allow under this deal is 50,000kms over the 2 years - anything over that is charged at 0.5Dhs a km.
Other than that, there's registration of 500Dhs, and around 1% for the bank to setup the agreement.
Mileage rules it out for me as I'm averaging 4-5,000kms a month at the moment which if I did this would leave me with a 25k bill to pay at the end of the agreement.
Off to Hertz I go to see what they can offer under a traditional lease agreement, or I might end up just buying a car on traditional finance.
Same mileage limitations apply to the S90 and the XC90.
dxbtiger said:
I'd imagine the mileage cap would kill it for most people, I do less than anyone I know and was still just under 20,000 last year, I've just had first annual service and renewal
I don't get this - I seem to be always driving, and have averaged 17k per year in my car. I thought my mileage was high. Understanding those doing the AD commute will be a lot higher, but for Dubai workers, I don't see how you can do much more than 20k per year. Its not big enough!To be fair other car does the same approx 15k per year, but that is wife commuting. 90% joint travel, or booze runs to RAK, are km's on the truck.
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