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Braunton Road, Barnstaple, EX31 1LE, United Kingdom – Show map
Restaurant and bar staff great, especially Reece, swimming pool lovely and warm. Food freshly cooked good standard.
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Price, but that's all it was worth!
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Hotel chosen on basis of location & price and what a great choice - exceeded our expectations- lovely room, great bar & restaurant and the staff were without exception really great. Will almost certainly stay here again.
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Gymnasium Indoor Pool Wi-Fi at times and/or certain areas
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Excellent facilities, nice relaxing stay.
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Gym Swimming Pools Bar Restaurant
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lovely pools and spa facilities superb.. great function rooms and restaurant staff and food great.
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Bedroom well appointed and really good faclilties
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The swimming pool was great and the free parking and free wifi was a bonus.
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Whilst booking staff 'warned' me of Xmas party being held during my stay. As it happened no excess noise was heard but great to be told beforehand.
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With indoor and outdoor pools, a fully equipped gym, and free Wi-Fi, this hotel is just a 15 minute stroll to the town centre. Offering free parking, it is only a 10 minute drive to the glorious beaches of North Devon.
Each elegant room enjoys a flat-screen TV and tea/coffee facilities for guests to relax with. Most rooms have views over the outdoor pool and garden, and all feature a modern en suite bathroom.
Free access to the hotel's leisure centre is available to all guests, which also provides an indulgent relaxation suite with a range of luxurious therapies and treatments.
The Barnstaple Hotel has a stylish brasserie restaurant and a health and leisure club including indoor and outdoor heated swimming pools.
We speak your language! Hotel Rooms: 60, Hotel Chain: Brend Hotels. This property has been on Booking.com since 23 Apr 2007.
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Outdoor pool (seasonal), Garden
Sauna, Fitness centre, Indoor pool (all year)
Food & Drink
Restaurant, Bar, Breakfast in the room
WiFi is available in all areas and is free of charge.
Free private parking is possible on site (reservation is not needed).
Room service, Packed lunches, 24-hour front desk, Luggage storage, Dry cleaning, Meeting/banquet facilities, Fax/photocopying
Newspapers, Non-smoking rooms, Family rooms, Heating, Non-smoking throughout
Polish, English
15:00 - 00:00 hours
07:00 - 11:00 hours
Cancellation and prepayment policies vary according to room type. Please enter the dates of your stay and check the conditions of your required room.
Children and extra beds
All children are welcome.
All children under 2 years stay free of charge for children's cots/cribs.
All children from 3 to 12 years are charged GBP 5 per person per night for extra beds.
The maximum number of extra beds/children's cots permitted in a room is 2.
Any type of extra bed or child's cot/crib is upon request and needs to be confirmed by management.
Supplements are not calculated automatically in the total costs and will have to be paid for separately during your stay.
Pets are not allowed.
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Situated opposite Rock Park and only a short level walk to the town centre, this modern 3-star hotel offers easy access to the countryside and beaches of North Devon.
Score from 191 reviews
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Restaurant and bar staff great, especially Reece, swimming pool lovely and warm. Food freshly cooked good standard.
Beds hard, room quite cold, although it was one of the coldest nights, unable to adjust heating it just switched off, we were not in the main building.
Price, but that's all it was worth!
Case hardened bacon, hard cold poached eggs, awful noise from loudspeakers, it was not music just a continuous wailing noise. Failed to deliver my Times in morning Got the bill wrong and had to reduce it. Not impressed
Hotel chosen on basis of location & price and what a great choice - exceeded our expectations- lovely room, great bar & restaurant and the staff were without exception really great. Will almost certainly stay here again.
What's not to like?
It was a convenient location for us. Other than that the room was spacious (we had a corner connected room), the room was clean, comfortable bed. The indoor pool was good (we didn't try the outdoor pool as it was cold outside but it looked inviting). The meal that we had in the hotel was delicious.
There are two separate saunas one is in the female changing room and the other one is in the men's room - It would be good to have mix sauna that the couples could enjoy more time together.
Gymnasium Indoor Pool Wi-Fi at times and/or certain areas
wafer thin walls, noise next door breakfast expensive Wi-Fi reception in room fair way to walk into town - over a mile anyway.
Excellent facilities, nice relaxing stay.
Pillows were a little hard.
Big comfy bed! Lots of space in the room. Free upgrade into the hotel, 1st floor Price included extras not expected, including free use of the gym and health centre Good wifi in the room, plenty of free parking
Alarm went off when we were in the shower. Later we found out that this was a planned test. It would have been nice to have been told at check in.
Helpful staff, swimming pool
Thin walls in rooms and not being able to access main hotel area without going into the cold.
Very noisy hotel lots of doors banging. Staff not very jolly or chatty
lovely pools and spa facilities superb.. great function rooms and restaurant staff and food great.
didn't have pet staying options.....
Bedroom well appointed and really good faclilties
Slight lack of privacy into the en suite (glass partition to outside corridor could do with a curtain)Expected to be asked on departure if I enjoyed stay (which I had) but person on reception took my key without making any comment.
The swimming pool was great and the free parking and free wifi was a bonus.
Some of the worst foos I've ever had in a hotel, decicded to visit there out of date bar, the food was bland, tastless and tasted off plus massivly over priced, honestly I've had better standard of food at a better price at the merriott, but bed duvet was heavy and the bed matress was soft meaning the duvet pressed you down and bent your body in an awkar postion making it very uncomfortable.
Whilst booking staff 'warned' me of Xmas party being held during my stay. As it happened no excess noise was heard but great to be told beforehand.
Nothing, very satisfied
Clean Warm Comfortable
Noisy event (I was warned in fairness) No bathroom shelf No check in before 1500
Size of the bed
Problem with the TV. Shower curtain.
Staff friendly and very helpful.
nothing to report
Wanted to go to Barnstaple to do some Christmas shopping, the hotel was lovely, friendly staff, room was big, airy, bathroom again lovely and clean, would definately stay again, and very well located tot he town, so much so we walked in to do our shopping
Indoor pool, friendly staff and very helpful. Good choices in breakfast, full english was lovely but did not get black pudding as advertised.
Resturant was only open till 9pm and bar food was only serving till 9.30pm and was very limited.
All the staff me met was polite and pleasant....the restaurant food was excellent
Very comfortable. Friendly and attentive staff. Good facilities, nice heated indoor pool and relaxation room + Gym. Great Roast Dinners. Very good Breakfast. Nice bars and dining area. Reliable Wi-Fi
If I was being picky you have to walk outside the hotel to the ground floor rooms situated around the outdoor swimming pool (although it is undercover) which is not so comfortable in the Winter months.
Staff were very organised and food was very nice, pool was warm and room was clean
Hotel was very dated on outside and quite scruffy looking
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- Frontier Airlines flight 7 (8:02 AM GMT, Airbus Industrie A319) is today's earliest available flight from Punta Cana to St Louis.
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Flight schedule for flights from Punta Cana to St Louis on Mon, Feb 2, 2015
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Frontier Airlines/US Airways | F941/US4281 | PUJ | 5:20 PM | STL | 12:03 AM | 320/E75 | 8hr 43min |
Frontier Airlines/American Airlines | F941/AA4281 | PUJ | 5:20 PM | STL | 12:03 AM | 320/E75 | 8hr 43min |
Delta Air Lines/Delta Air Lines | DL428/DL791 | PUJ | 2:40 PM | STL | 8:18 PM | 73H/M90 | 7hr 38min |
American Airlines/American Airlines | AA1966/AA793 | PUJ | 3:50 PM | STL | 9:05 PM | 332/319 | 7hr 15min |
American Airlines/US Airways | AA1966/US793 | PUJ | 3:50 PM | STL | 9:05 PM | 332/319 | 7hr 15min |
US Airways/American Airlines | US1966/AA793 | PUJ | 3:50 PM | STL | 9:05 PM | 332/319 | 7hr 15min |
US Airways/US Airways | US1966/US793 | PUJ | 3:50 PM | STL | 9:05 PM | 332/319 | 7hr 15min |
United Airlines/United Airlines | UA1518/UA4672 | PUJ | 3:18 PM | STL | 10:25 PM | 752/ERJ | 9hr 7min |
Delta Air Lines/Delta Air Lines | DL562/DL1426 | PUJ | 4:10 PM | STL | 10:43 PM | 73H/757 | 8hr 33min |
American Airlines/American Airlines | AA1380/AA2462 | PUJ | 3:40 PM | STL | 11:01 PM | 738/319 | 9hr 21min |
American Airlines/US Airways | AA1380/US2462 | PUJ | 3:40 PM | STL | 11:01 PM | 738/319 | 9hr 21min |
American Airlines/American Airlines | AA2436/AA2462 | PUJ | 4:55 PM | STL | 11:01 PM | 738/319 | 8hr 6min |
American Airlines/US Airways | AA2436/US2462 | PUJ | 4:55 PM | STL | 11:01 PM | 738/319 | 8hr 6min |
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Installing additional Backup Exec options to the local media server
Article:HOWTO22503 | | | Created: 2010-01-30 | | | Updated: 2011-05-04 | | | Article URL http://www.symantec.com/docs/HOWTO22503 |
You can install agents and options when you install Backup Exec. However, if you have already installed Backup Exec and want to install additional options, review the documentation for those options to ensure that your system meets all minimum requirements. The Backup Exec services may be stopped while the additional options are installed. If any active jobs are running, you are prompted to stop them, or to wait for the jobs to finish.
See Installing a custom installation of Backup Exec.
If you installed the trial version or the Not For Resale (NFR) edition of Backup Exec, you can install trial versions of the additional options. If you have a licensed version of Backup Exec, you can use a trial version of most options and agents for a specified period of time.
See Installing a trial version of Backup Exec agents and options.
See Pausing a managed media server in CASO.
To install additional Backup Exec options to the local media server
On the Tools menu, click Install Options and License Keys on this Media Server.
Select one of the following methods to enter license keys:
Select the additional options that you want to install, and then click Next.
If you are prompted, enter information or choose settings for the additional options that you want to install. Click Next after each selection.
Read the Backup Exec installation summary, and then click Install.
The Backup Exec services are stopped while the additional options are installed. If any active jobs are running, you are prompted to stop them, or to wait for the jobs to finish.
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Carolina 4
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Big Buff feeling just fine
Jets' anchor D-man deflects conditioning queries
He vowed his fitness was just fine on Wednesday.
At least for him.
And so Dustin Byfuglien is back in Winnipeg, readying for the start of a second NHL season with the Jets.
The team's anchor defenceman, based simply on his body makeup and body shape, not to mention his program-listed weight of 265 pounds, submitted himself to questions from reporters after an on-ice workout at the MTS Iceplex.
For instance, he was asked how long it would take him to get comfortable again with the team.
"A few days, I guess," he said. "It doesn't take long to get back in the groove of things."
Byfuglien, who had 53 points in 66 NHL games last season, second among defencemen, was his cagey self when matters of his weight or shape were raised
On his weight from over the summer: "I stayed right around the same."
On what his weight is: "You guys always want to know that. You'll never get it."
On his condition at the moment: "I guess it's time to go to work. It doesn't matter. I don't have a choice. You have to go. It's all right. I feel fine."
During the lockout, Byfuglien stayed at his Minnneaoplis-area home and skated regularly with a group of as many as 30 Minnesota-based players.
"We had 30-plus guys down there," Byfuglien said. "It wasn't bad to be there and go to the rink every day because you had a good group of guys to go skate with. It was a good little game. Some days it was tough to get up and go but it wasn't that bad."
A bonus of the time off was being near his family, Byfuglien said.
"It was definitely long," he said. "I guess it was good to stay home and be with the family and watch the daughter grow up a little bit more. And getting a little bit of free time to do different things."
During the summer, Byfuglien saw the resolution of his legal troubles in Minnesota over a boating incident and charges at the end of the summer of 2011.
He was convicted on only one of several charges, that for careless boating. He was fined $1,000 and received a 30-day sentence, 28 of them suspended.
What else was asked of you by the court, Byfuglien was asked.
He made it clear he would much rather talk about hockey but then said: "It was a few little community service things, that was it. Everything's done."
As far as putting a magnifying glass on the team, which missed the playoffs by eight points last season, Byfuglien said there were a few keys.
"I hope attitudes change," he said, mainly about being hard to play against. "We definitely need a little bit of a change around here. But I thought we had a pretty good group of guys. All we have to do is come together and have fun and as long as you're having fun, you should be all right."
The fun may well include playing in front of Winnipeg fans.
"The fans are going to be great," Byfuglien said. "This is probably one of the better buildings to play in. The fans don't get any better than they are here."
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October 31, 2014 -- Links international Journal of Socialist Renewal, a version of this article appeared first at TeleSUR English -- In recent years, a number of important discussions have emerged among and between environmentalists and solidarity activists. None has generated quite as much heat as the debate over extractive industries, particularly in South America.
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By Chris Slee
October 27, 2014 -- Links International Journal of Socialist Renewal -- Michael Cooke's article "Election Monitoring in Lanka"[1] contains a lot of useful information on the history and politics of Sri Lanka, including topics ranging from the burning of the Jaffna library by Sri Lankan police in 1981 to the murder of journalists, the repression of trade unionists and the instigation of anti-Muslim riots under the current government of President Mahinda Rajapaksa.
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Der sieg von Evo Morales zeigt, wie sehr sich Bolivien verändert hat
[English at http://links.org.au/node/4111.]
Von Federico Fuentes
Oktober 20, 2014 -- Einartysken -- Die Vorhersagen der Umfragen und Kommentatoren, dass Evo Morales die Präsidentenwahl am 12.Oktober lässig gewinnen wird, bestätigten sich, als er 60 % der Stimmen erhielt.
Die meisten Leute sind jedoch verschiedener Meinung, warum die 'Bewegung Richtung Sozialismus (MAS)' von Morales nach fast 10 Jahren an der Macht immer noch so hohe Unterstützung genießt.
Ihre Erklärungen neigen dazu, sich auf spezifische oder politische Faktoren zu konzentrieren, wie die gestiegenen Rohstoffpreise oder die Fähigkeit der MAS, die sozialen Bewegungen des Landes zu kontrollieren oder zu kooptieren.
Um jedoch zu verstehen, warum Morales bald der am längsten an der Macht stehende Präsident in einem Land ist, das für seine Staatsstreiche und Rebellionen berühmt ist, ist es notwendig, die tiefgreifenden Veränderungen unter seiner Präsidentschaft zur Kenntnis zu nehmen.
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October 24, 2014 -- A Socialist in Canada, posted at Links International Journal of Socialist Renewal with permission -- Today, the Vancouver Sun has published a description of the troubled man who killled a guard in Ottawa two days ago and then entered Canada's parliament building carrying his gun. He was shot and killed by police.
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October 24, 2014 – Links International Journal of Socialist Renewal -- "I am accused of having said to thirty million French people, proletarians like me, that they had the right to live".[1] These words are the opening remarks of then 27-year-old revolutionary, Louis-Auguste Blanqui's defence speech when he was tried for treason by the French state in 1832. Blanqui's words were nothing less than a declaration of war upon the rule of the bourgeoisie on behalf of a mercilessly exploited proletariat.
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barbarism: There is no third way", is based on the slogan, "Socialism or
Barbarism", which Rosa Luxemburg raised to such great effect during
World War I and the subsequent German revolution, and which has been
adopted by many socialists since then.
The puzzle is: where did the concept come from? Luxemburg's own account doesn't hold water, and neither do the attempts of left-wing scholars to explain (or explain away) the confusion in her explanation.
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October 19, 2014 -- Life on the Left, posted at Links International Journal of Socialist Renewal with permission -- As expected, Evo Morales and his Movement Toward Socialism (MAS) government won a resounding victory in Bolivia's national presidential and parliamentary election October 12.
Although official results will not be available until November (more on that below), the MAS was re-elected with just over 61% of the popular vote, three percentage points less than in 2009 and short of the 74% support the MAS had proclaimed as its goal. However, the MAS vote was more evenly spread throughout the country; it won a plurality in eight of Bolivia's nine departments, including three of the four that make up the so-called "half-moon" in the country's east and north, which in 2008 were in open revolt against the indigenous-led government.
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October 20, 2014 -- TeleSUR English, posted at Links International Journal of Socialist Renewal with the author's permission -- The failure of opposition forces and critics to recognise or accept that a political revolution that has taken place explains why they are so far out of touch with the majority of Bolivian society.
Predictions by pollsters and commentators that Evo Morales would easily win Bolivia's October 12 presidential elections were confirmed when the incumbent obtained over 60% of the vote.
Most however differ over why, after almost a decade in power, Morales' Movement Towards Socialism (MAS) continues to command such a huge level of support.
Their explanations tend to focus on specific economic or political factors, such as booming raw material prices or the MAS' ability to control and co-opt the country's social movements.
However, to understand why Morales will soon become the longest-serving head of state in a country renowned for its history of coups and rebellions, it is necessary to start with an acknowledgement of the profound changes that Bolivia is undergoing under his presidency.
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Naomi Klein: 'Only mass social movements can save us' from climate catastrophe
This Changes Everything: Capitalism vs. The Climate
By Naomi Klein
Alfred A. Knopf, 2014
Review by John Riddell
October 20, 2014 -- Climate and Capitalism, posted at Links International Journal of Socialist Renewal with permission -- Despite endless conferences, treaties and solemn promises, greenhouse gas emissions have risen 61% since 1990, and the rate of increase is accelerating. As Naomi Klein tells us in her new book, This Changes Everything, we are now experiencing an "early twenty-first century emissions explosion".
The reason for this ominous failure, she shows, is that the present capitalist profit system itself is incompatible with climate and environmental stability. Our only hope is the rise of mass movements with the combined goals of saving the environment and achieving social justice.
This Changes Everything is a rich resource of fact and argument: it's a book that every climate justice activist should read, use and share.
'The Right is right'
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beaner603 Posts: 3We paid $31k last July for an '06 with premium, convenience and climate....and AWD. We deliberately waited for the big cash-back clearance incentives. I would say that if you got an '07 with everything you mentioned and AWD, you got a great deal. BTW, the AWD is awesome. We just got a foot of heavy, wet snow and it just goes right through it.
sunnyday220 Posts: 2Hello all, I really need some fast help. I am trying to get out of a 2006 Mercedes-Benz C230. Because of a great promotion on my job, I now have 22,000 miles on the car and I bought it new in July 06 and the miles will keep coming. I found several dealers that are offering incentives one of which is Volvo on the S60. After offering $30,000 on the S60, the dealer said he'd only give me $19,000 on my trade. The payoff is $35,000. . Should I just give up and live with my huge Mercedes mistake, or is there someone who can give me advise on this issue. My credit score is 679 -711. Help please
l12 Posts: 2Just got a 2006 S60 T5 SE at what I think it a pretty good price, at least according to Edmunds TMV and what I read here.
It's got leather, moonroof, 9 speakers, pretty much all the upgrades but no navi system or heated seats.
Great condition but 28,000 miles after just 1 year of ownership.
Paid $23K flat in Florida. Taxes came out to about $1800 additional which was covered by my trade-in (old poor condition 97 Nissan Sentra w/ 66,000 miles which needed $1000 in repairs).
Really happy with my car so far!
Is it a good deal?
$23K was the price they told me when I walked on the lot (Sticker price was $27K) so I was skeptical and tried my best to negotiate it down but they just kept saying "This is the rock-bottom, if you want to pay less we should look at the S40s". -
beaner603 Posts: 3Let me get this straight...you have a credit score below 720, and you're driving a new Mercedes? The kind of advice you need won't be found on any car forum. Try www.suzeorman.com
confused7 Posts: 25Hi, Kasperghost (and anyone else who knows)...
I wanted your advice. I've got a 2006 S60 T5 and according to my trip monitor, I'm averaging 17-19mpg. (The car has 15,000 miles on it - I bought it used from a dealer in May 06 at 7700 miles. The dealer had put it on the road in Dec 05.)
I do all city (Los Angeles) driving, not much freeway though. What is your secret?
What gasoline are you using? (BTW, I can't get a straight story on whether 87 is bad for the car or not... the manual says use either, the dealer I bought it from was putting 87 in it, and the dealer nearest me who just did a service on it says, only use 91!)
Thanks. -
l12 Posts: 2As for gas, 87 is certainly not bad for the car. Any higher may give you increased performance in terms of speed, but not better MPG.
I have the exact same car as you with 28,000 miles.
As for mpg, I get 20 city in a small city with much less traffic and stopping than LA so I'm sure 17-19 is not bad really. All you can do to improve is not use AC, keep windows up (air drag), accelerate slowly, don't go too fast, and keep the tire pressure high. -
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vtdog Posts: 163I started looking at S60s. I had an offer of $ 500 over invoice (cant remember exact figure), but it was in line with invoice numbers that I have seen on KBB/Edmunds. The car was an automatic with awd with the 3 big packages, but not nav. They will also replace the 17 inch wheels with 16 and take off an extra $ 500 if that is what I want.
How does the $ 500 over invoice seem? -
kasperghost Posts: 72When I drive around town, I tend to get 25 mpg. per my trip computer. I drive a stick as well. But with modern automatic trannies, this factor should be at the outside a mile or two mpg. I also live at 6300 feet in altitude. Altitude is not a function of fuel economy. You do lose power though. My commute is 5 minutes from home (6 on a bad traffic day:). This is hard on the engine. Since we got a puppy, we have been taking the dog on longer trips. So I am taking a lot of short trips on a cold engine. I should have poorer MPG.
I also tend to baby my turbo on these kinds of trips. I try to stay below the magic 2700 RPM barrier or ease past it. The only time I start ripping on my turbo is when the engine has been running for at least 20-30 minutes. Having the manual allows for very low shifts.
Gas- Premium.
Your car has adjustable cams, knock sensors, etc. that manage fuel ignition to the nth degree. Fuel is a choice because the car compensates. You will lose power with lower octane ratings though because they atomize less quickly and less fuel is burned per stroke, therefore the engine "detunes" itself. Octane rating is how quickly the gas evaporates- nothing to do with power. (I am sure the power loss is miniscule though)
My wife grannies her truck around and it specifically states premium only- yet it has been running on regular for several years just fine.
Were all services done?
Don't know that this was much help.
What's you color and options- don't you love the way it drives!
Good luck. -
pixiepoo Posts: 5I went to a dealership on Saturday & here are the numbers: (S60 with Premium & Climate pacakges)
Invoice (per dealership) 31500
Dealer Incentives 4500
Invoice from Edmunds 30495
So according to the worksheet i subtract 4500 from the invoice 30495 & have a figure of 25995. This is the amount I should pay? Are they going to laugh me off the lot when I offer that amount? -
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spiderdan Posts: 10Not if the incentives from last month are still in place. Here's the deal I got on my S60 (Metallic/Premium/Climate):
- Cap cost (negotiated deal): $25,425
- Residual value: $12,488
- Money factor: .00191
- Term: 48 months/12,000 miles
- Total due at delivery: $629 (first payment, doc, title)
- Monthly payment (includes tax): $379.72
- Ohio tax (6.25%) and bank fee was worked into the lease
Basically I got the car for $100 over invoice. And then there was $8000 of customer cash from Volvo if leasing through third-party bank (US Bank in my case). -
spiderdan Posts: 10I think you could do much better. As Car_man recently stated Car_man, "Volvo S60: Lease Questions" #358, 23 May 2007 4:03 am), the customer cash on an S60/2.5T is $8500. So at a minimum, your capitalized cost should be TMV minus $8500. Basically anywhere between $24,400 - $25,500 should be a decent deal.
plasma Posts: 1I am interested in purchasing a new 07 volvo s60. The detailed description and packages are listed out below.
Year: 2007
Interior Color: Graphite Leather
Make: Volvo
Model: S60
Trim: 2.5T 4dr Sedan (2.5L 5cyl Turbo )
Automatic Transmission
Metallic Paint
Premium Package
Climate package
The best price before tax I can get is 28.5k. But the dealer said this offer is only valid by next Monday. Is this a good deal? In addition, will the price of volvo 07 model decease a lot in July? Thanks a lot! -
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news60owner Posts: 1I am new to this forum and can use some help from anyone that can offer some pricing options or "what I'm supposed to do now" scenarios. I am looking at a 2007 Volvo S60 2.5T; White; Premium Package; Sport Package; Climate Package. MSRP is $36,845. This is a demo; no dents, dings or issues with the car - approx 7800 miles. Does not have one feature needed, the Convenience package with the homelink for the garage door opener. The dealer is advertising the car for $27,990. What should I go back and offer or ask for? I have a trade in (1998 Saturn) and financing is done, not going through dealer. I'm in Alabama. Any help or suggestions for me is greatly appreciated - I feel the price should be lower and that they can throw in the Conv. Pkg or the homelink due to this being a demo...just not sure what to do or ask for at this point. Help.
mfw Posts: 14Not sure if you have already bought the car. But based on some of the postings here and my own experience, you should be able to get $7k off $36845. So close to $30k. On top of this you should deduct for the mileage. If you look at a '02 S60, it is worth about 10k to 11k. So ($30k-$11k) / (12kmile/year x 6years) = $0.263/mile. So 7800 miles cost $2058. But consider it is the first 7800 miles, I don't think getting $4k off is unreasonable. So maybe $26,000 is a decent price?
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moman2 Posts: 2Here is what I got for buying for '07 S60 2.5 FWD with options: sport, premium, xenon lights, rear park assist, metalic paint, convenience = msrp $38,970. I paid $30,500 but it had 4200 miles as dealer car. Not sure if I got a good deal. Resale values scare me because I see Acura TL seems to do about 4 grand better after 3 years.
songbird54 Posts: 20Possibly one of the Hosts can help me with this question..
I remember seeing a post a few weeks ago, I dont remember if it was in the Volvo boards or maybe Ford. It had a link that showed you how much above or below invoice particular car makers are selling. I remember Volvo being something like .5% below.
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