“One True Price is net price to you, after all factory offered rebates/incentives. You may not qualify for some rebates, so please see Dealer for all rebate & incentive qualification.”
I’m curious what you need to qualify for. Anyone know?
Gotta be fake. If you click on ShopClickDrive you will get: "Net Sale Price with Dealer Fees: $37,720
If your looking for an advertisement price? Here you go
$37,495 MSRP
$34,487 Selling Price
Discounts
$3,750 CCR
$500 Current lease rebate
$2,500 CA EV Rebate
$1,000 Socal Edison EV Rebate
Over $10,758 off MSRP…
$26,737 One True Price.
How do you even know if one will qualify for CVRP or Edison? These need to be taken out of the discounts list. Your other discounts are good, i have to admit.
Do you think that’s what Fairfield is actually doing? Including all rebates in?
This was an extreme example of dealer advertised offers. Please next time don’t post links for other dealership offers on my posts. I’m sure you can advocate for other deals elsewhere on this forum.
I apologize. I clicked the reply on your comment by accident. My bad…
I think I will start giving out free phone cables and chevy swag with every lease for now on.
How about free gas cards for Bolt Leases? Just trying to brainstorm here.
Fairfield doesn’t move very many units and can’t possibly afford to do the discounts larger dealers can. The new trend is posting extreme discounts and marking up the rate to cover it. after all is said and done their deal will be much more than most bay area dealers. I’ve never lost a deal to Fairfield in 4 years or even had anyone mention them at all and customers come see me from their area. If you look for something too good to be true you’ll find it because unfortunately, not everyone is upfront and truthful like we are on this site.
2019 Bolt Premier
Infotainment + Confidence II pkgs
MSRP: $43,735
36 mo 10k miles per yr
$3,500 Down o.a.c.
includes current lease rebate $500
MF: .00156
RV: 55%
$349.43 + oc tax = $376.51 mo
35 payments