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Re: Wait for the bill or not? [woodah]: by volvomax on Tue Jul 14 14:32:11 PDT 2009; Are you sure that no Lexus dealer is participating? If not, that is understandable. Not too many people driving a qualifying car will have the bank account to sign for a new Lexus. No flames please, just because YOU might be the one guy who can doen't make you representative of the ar buying public at large. Dealers ALWAYS play the odds. For the average Lexus dealer, even one of these sales might be seen as too much of a PITA to bother with.

Re: Cash for Clunkers - Poorly Written [zaheer]: by volvomax on Tue Jul 14 14:28:59 PDT 2009; You have to remember that the Germans have different priorities. Hardly any car in Germany gets poor gas mileage. Their big issue is CO2 emmissions. New cars are WAYY better at that then even 10 yr old ones. If I had written the US regs I would have had an age or gas mileage provision. Any car over 15 yrs old or any with a mileage under 18 combined MPG.

Re: 2006 Nissan Murano SL AWD 23000 miles [whitall]: by volvomax on Tue Jul 14 14:24:38 PDT 2009; Yeah, on your car the bank would break even at the auction. Which is good for them. Extended warranties don't add any value on a trade in and limited value for private party sales.

Re: 2008 XC90 Lease Buy-out [binsky33]: by volvomax on Tue Jul 14 14:09:32 PDT 2009; Yes, you will have to go through a dealer. VFNA sets the number,not the dealer. So, going to a bunch of dealers is pointless. CPO costs extra. Partly it will depend on what the car needs to pass the inspection. Dealer won't just rubber stamp it. Prices have been going up at auctions all over the country,So I don't know that you will see a $5000 price adjustment. Should be able to get a couple grand,plus the cost of CPO.

Re: Thanks Car-man! [zamo]: by volvomax on Tue Jul 14 14:04:29 PDT 2009; Actually, the XC90 went a couple of years without any real incentives. Car came out in 03,and it wasn't until 06 that Volvo had to get creative.

Re: Negotiated Scrap Value under C4C/CARS ?? [spazvt]: by volvomax on Tue Jul 14 11:05:18 PDT 2009; I doubt that you are going to get any concession on the scrap value. Dealers are gonna look just to unload whatever they get and a smart scrap yard will just low ball them on a value. Plus, they probably won't even deal with it until after the deal clears anyway,so they won't even know what, if any money they are going to get.

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