<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by jvikas66:<BR><B>Here is the email response I received from a Volvo dealer in the Southeast US to the question of whether a/z/x plan pricing was available on the XC90:<P>"In the beginning, it will be at the dealers discretion, to offer AZX plan pricing on the XC90. We have not made a decision as of yet.<P>My thought is that management will not offer the plan due to the limited availability, and the fact that 75% of our allocation have deposits on them with the knowledge that they will pay full sticker for the safest SUV on the road."</B><HR></BLOCKQUOTE><P>Tell him to look into p.7 of his A/Z/X plan manual. <P>I don't want to get in a useless discussion; I cannot change his mind, he can tell you/e-mail you whatever he wants.<P>The point is this: a Volvo's invoice will have an A/Z/X plan sale price printed on it. The Retailer has no choice but to sell that price to whoever is eligible. It is not <B>up to the management</B>...Now, if they have sold 75% or all of the allocation, then that's great! An A/Z/X plan customer will have to wait for an available unit to be ordered. But it is not LEGAL to tell an A/Z/X plan customer "you know what? We do not have too many of these so you will have to pay regular price"...Anyway, it does not really matter to me, I know what the rules stipulate, I just want to set the record straight.<P>Yannis<BR><P>