What is Volvo's interest-free loan policy?

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IanRose
07/29/25 2:14am
Volvo offers a three-year interest-free loan policy. The following are the differences between interest-free loans and full payment: 1. Different handling fees: When the manufacturer does not provide a zero-interest financial policy, consumers need to bear two additional costs: loan interest and handling fees (commonly existing). In the process of purchasing a car, there is no handling fee for full payment. 2. Different payment items: Full payment for a car does not require a mortgage, but the following fees must be paid: purchase tax, license plate fee, compulsory traffic insurance, and vehicle and vessel tax. Insurance is purchased voluntarily by the car owner. For car loans, full insurance is required, which is a nationwide requirement by banks because the ownership of the car does not belong to the owner during the loan period.
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VanNadia
08/12/25 6:12am
When I was buying a car, I learned about Volvo's interest-free loan policy. This is usually offered during specific promotional periods, such as when a new car is launched or at the end of a quarter. They provide zero-interest loan options with terms typically ranging from twenty-four to thirty-six months, for popular models like the XC40 or XC90. The key requirement is having a good credit record, usually with a credit score of 650 or above, and possibly a down payment of 10% to 20%. I think this is very helpful for friends on a tight budget, as it saves on interest expenses and reduces monthly repayment pressure. However, policies change quickly, and conditions vary by model and region, so I recommend checking the latest promotions on Volvo's official website or visiting a dealership for details. Don’t forget to check your credit report in advance to ensure a smooth application. It’s both cost-effective and hassle-free—I found it very beneficial when I used it last year.
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