*MSRP: $35765
**Selling Price: $33,500
**Monthly Payment: $315 ($340.00 after tax)
**Down Payment: $0
**Incentives: (Total Rebates $8240, im not sure how they got this number)
Gross Cap Cost $34,654
Ama applied upfront : $1,314 (not sure what this amount means.)
Total Cap reduction: 6,925
Net Cap Cost $27,728.67
**Months:36
**Annual Mileage:10k
**MF: .0000921
**Residual:50%
Residual Amount $17,882.00
License fee $431.00
Acq fee : $650
My goal is to get this down around $200 per month, what’s the best way for me to approach this lease? without cash down of course.
btw, im in southern california.
thanks
To get around $200, you need to be looking at the base lt at $34k.
sorry, i typed in the wrong MSRP…*MSRP: $35765
Just reach out to any of the Socal Chevy dealers that post here. Probably will save you a ton of headaches.
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i did, that’s my offer…haha. i want to know if this is a fair or good offer
Do you qualify for supplier or have a current lease? Those will help a lot.
I do qualify for supplier, but no current lease.
I don’t think you will get to $200/mo.
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Shop around for a better sells price the discount is too little.
Who gave you that quote from this forum?
dimex3
July 4, 2018, 2:59pm
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what’s a reasonable % off MSRP in a market like so cal? current deal is 6.3%
thank you
You’re not getting to 200/mo all in. You can get closer to 300 depending on what options you want…
Note, not qualifying for loyalty or conquest will hurt your chances…
UPDATED FOR JULY
Volt Specials
By request, here is the Volt Price break down in my old format.
You must go to me directly for this deal, do not bring/show this my other dealer personnel. (yes I have to say this because some people think this my dealership price, this is my price based on the research I do to make sure i’m the lowest)
The nationwide offer is $0 down $229/mo (plus tax, title, fees ballpark $1,600)
All prices include competitive/loyalty lease rebate.
(Without a current lease …