Did you finance/purchase or lease?
I declined it. I ordered another one. I’m going to lease next year when my new order comes in.
Could I get the name of your dealer/dealership? I am also in CA and trying to find someone that could host my trade. thanks!
GM has done a shatty job of explaining(or not explaining) the 2 options.
Anyways, if you are in a lease repurchase is calculated as;
mileage drive/120*cash purchase price
This didn’t make any sense since i drove less due to pandemic/bolt battery risk and the usage fee comes out to greater than the price of the vehicle…what in the world…
SOC is a better option for me at the end.
I take the new Bolt EUV, decked out, close out the lease in 2 months and purchase the car for $20k.
Since they will register and pay taxes, I believe this is a much better deal for me.
This car will do until I take delivery of Rivian R1S.
Anyone get any quotes for buyouts of the 2023 Bolt EUV?
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Can I order one EV or EUV and take delivery early next year, Is my price protected on these 23 models with lower MSRP ?
Can someone suggest a good dealer in or near Los Angeles area who is not a headache to deal with and won’t charge add ons when car arrives .
Fully acknowledging that I don’t know Buena Park from Buca di Beppo, maybe @chevysalesgirl can help.
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Hello Leasehackrs - asking for a friend (really) - they ordered a 2023 Bolt EUV back in June 2022. Chevy dealer just called them to say delivery is scheduled for first week of December. I’m trying to read through this thread but can someone please link any info about $7500 credit or California credit. They live in zip of 94080 in the Bay Area. I found $500 Costco coupon - anything else ? They are going to purchase, not lease. Thank you
GM vehicles are not qualified for any Fed credit for purchases in 2022.
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No Federal EV tax credit if they take delivery in 2022, likely at least half of that after 1/1/2023
CA: CCFR (which everyone was eligible for) was exhausted this summer, so only CVRP/CVAP are possible if they are eligible
GM Supplier, if they are eligible
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Thank you ! Interesting I see a lot of Bolt EUVs listed for sale in the Bay Area but my friend said she has been waiting “6 months” ? I wonder if any of those listed for sale are really available and whether folks are getting MSRP discounts bc there’s no tax credit right now. Anyhoo, I told them to call around this weekend before they take action in December when their car arrives. I hope that was good advice and don’t waste their time. I am tempted to reach out to Chevy sales people on the Forum too. Any thoughts ?
I was able to find MSRP bolt near los angeles, no additional markups at all. Maybe the inventory is getting better? Still deciding if that’s what wife wants.
@Gearhead , thanks for all of your help.
I understand Uber does not stack with Supplier, but I see that Uber stacks with Health/Education. To clarify: does Uber stack with College, but not Educator? I see in your later post that Uber does not stack with Educator: 2022 Bolt EV and EUV price drop! $6,300 Customer Cash - #205 by Gearhead
It sounds like the best deal is Uber or Supplier with Costco and College (not Educator nor Health); is this correct?
Not sure as these incentives were from July.
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Need some help. My 2023 Bolt EUV just arrived at the dealership. They want me to take delivery after 1/1/23 to get the new rebate towards the lease. Does GMF pass this along to the leasee? Multiple online sources say different things about the amount of credit one gets with the $7500 rebate. I was hoping to combine this with costco $500, first responder $500, and NJ Charge up $4000.
It was reported this week that the new battery rules will not take effect on 1/1/2023, but will be delayed until at least March. So the Bolt should qualify for a $7,500 tax credit on a purchase in January. It is still unclear if leases will qualify for any tax credit.
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Is it a possibility we get $7500 off the already lowered price on 23!
Is that a question? It looks like you can if you meet all other qualifications, but remember this is for purchases only.
I was under the impression that the $7500 could be utilized towards a lease as well. Where did you see these guidelines so I can understand what to do now.