I mean, color is highly personal. My opinion: although white looks good on a lot of Volvos, white and silver are very common and not very interesting. Thunder Grey is kind of unique. A bit more on the blue side of gray, but it's highly dependent on the lighting conditions. It can vary between almost a flat dark grey in low light, to a more apparent blue in full light.I just wanted to share the details of my V60 Polestar order. I initially ordered in July of this year, and the order was entered but not allocated/accepted by Volvo. My order was finally accepted on December 23rd and is scheduled for production in early April. It has an early March order lock date; it's a '23 model. Now I just have to decide between White, Thunder and Silver Dawn. Any input appreciated!
Thunder Grey is very blue is certain light. You have to like it. Very nice that you can choose at time of acceptance.I just wanted to share the details of my V60 Polestar order. I initially ordered in July of this year, and the order was entered but not allocated/accepted by Volvo. My order was finally accepted on December 23rd and is scheduled for production in early April. It has an early March order lock date; it's a '23 model. Now I just have to decide between White, Thunder and Silver Dawn. Any input appreciated!
I just wanted to share the details of my V60 Polestar order. I initially ordered in July of this year, and the order was entered but not allocated/accepted by Volvo. My order was finally accepted on December 23rd and is scheduled for production in early April. It has an early March order lock date; it's a '23 model. Now I just have to decide between White, Thunder and Silver Dawn. Any input appreciated!
I spoke to that dealer last week. It’s been on the floor for two months. I’m going to pass by tomorrow evening and I’ll check it out. Test drive it if I can. I’m into my current vehicle until end of 2023, so I’m not buying now. But a test drive would be nice, to see if I really want a V60 PE.the dealer I have my order through told me they have an allocation that hasn't been reserved yet. I also did some googling and Volvo in Ramsey NJ looks like they have a v60 polestar on the lot according to the website but I haven't called them about it - if you want to travel or ship
I remember someone posted here that he went to look at it and the dealer was asking for something like a 10k market adjustment on it.I spoke to that dealer last week. It’s been on the floor for two months. I’m going to pass by tomorrow evening and I’ll check it out. Test drive it if I can. I’m into my current vehicle until end of 2023, so I’m not buying now. But a test drive would be nice, to see if I really want a V60 PE.
I schedule the test drive, so I’ll find out. The salesman understands that I’m not looking to buy for another year.I remember someone posted here that he went to look at it and the dealer was asking for something like a 10k market adjustment on it.
Yeah I’m going to be in the same boat, V60 T5 lease ends April 2024 and want to try to time as close as I can! Usually Volvo has six month pull ahead and you can extend your lease if you have another Volvo on order so there should be some flesibilityAny ideas on when would be a good time to put in an order for a 2024 V60 PE (in the US). Rumor is that they are upgrading the charging speed which would be nice.
That is interesting....With leases, the purchase price cap is waived as well.
A few reliable sources have pegged it online (like Jonny Lieberman) and dealers are aware. It’s a very poorly kept secret.Glac 13: the 2024 A4/S4 is coming in wagon (non-Allroad) to the States again so that might be tempting and more affordable. And supposedly PHEV, too.
Oh my, where have you heard that? I’ve owned several A4/S4 Avant variants and would love to see them here again (as well as an RS4 Avant). Everything I’ve seen so far on the new B10 Avant says no-go for the U.S.
Do you have more info on this? I had resigned myself to losing out on the credit due to the V60s being made in Sweden.If you planned on leasing a V60 again, there is some good policy news out of the US Treasury this week that includes EU manufactured Volvo cars that previously qualified for the $7,500 EV credit. The same more restrictive 2023 direct purchase policies apply, but beginning 1/1/23, leasing companies (such as Volvo Financial Services) will be able to pass the previous EV credits along to consumers. With leases, the purchase price cap is waived as well.
