Hi everyone! First post although I’m a big fan of this forum.
Currently looking to lease a Chevy Bolt in SoCal and was offered this. Does this look good? Should I be getting the full $7500 in a rebate? They claimed they can’t although on my Volt, I’m 98% sure they did include it.
Thanks in advance for all your help!!
Total cost looks higher for BOLT EV.
I have signed the following deal back in August-2017 for BOLT EV Premier. At that time, I did not know about this forum. I thought I did not negotiate well.
2017 CHEVY BOLT PREMIER
MSRP: 43,510
SALE PRICE: 38,995
REBATES: 5,000
NET PRICE: 33,995
ACCESSORIES: $995 (EXCESS WEAR)
RESIDUAL: 25,670.90
MONTHLY PAYMENT: 205 (including taxes and Excess Wear insurance)
UPFRONT TAXES: 750.75
DUE AT SIGNING: 6347
36 MONTHS
12K ANNUAL MILES
TOTAL COST FOR 3 YEARS: 13,522
paid $6347 at signing and monthly payment is $205 including taxes
Claim for CVRP rebate of $2500 if eligible, there is annual income limit. Please check the link below.
$7500 Federal tax Rebate. Please check link below. There is IRS Tax form to be submitted when filing taxes for 2017.
http://www.fueleconomy.gov/feg/taxevb.shtml
Once you get DMV registration and licence plate number, you can apply for white car pool sticker for $22
@moonraker are you saying you will file for the $7500 federal rebate for your Bolt lease?
Yes. I was told that I can claim $7500 Federal Tax Credit on 36 month lease.
Sorry, but that is incorrect. The federal rebate goes to the owner of the vehicle, not the leasee.
Thanks Jon for clarification. I did not know that. Probably, that is why dealer gave 5k rebate. I did not realize at that time.
The sales price is too high less than $2800 off. Premier Chevy is much lower.