2025 Cadillac Lyriq $7280 One Pay Cash

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Hey Everyone,

Just wanted to share a recent deal I just signed with Cadillac.

It was a One Pay Lease of $7280 on a 2025 Cadillac Lyriq Loaner (2k miles on it)

24 month/10k miles per year

  1. Vehicle MSRP was 65k
  2. Got 3k retired loaner deduction
  3. 2k EV Conquest (I think any vehicle over 2011 worked)
  4. 500 GM Credit Card
  5. Total rebates was $5500

I will also be applying for the SDGE $1000 rebate for used EV vehicles and since technically the EV is used from being a loaner, it should bring down my total cost for this vehicle to $6280 and to a monthly cost of just $261/m.

Saw this deal through other Hackers in the community and thought I would give it a try and it worked out great.

I woke up last Friday morning thinking I was gonna go buy a Tacoma as I found a great lease deal, but figured let me go try one dealership on the last day of the month and see if they will give me a deal on a Cadillac and it worked.

Hopefully this helps anyone trying to get one as well as it wasn’t difficult at all.

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I want to replicate this, my dealer has a ton of inventory but when i put this into the rate finder its not even close for me

(Whoops scratch that i was at 36 months thats why!)

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I still cant get below 9,292 on Vin 1GYKPNRL5SZ309082 MSRP 65k

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Is it correct that the possible reason may be the relatively higher MF this month?

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Those programs ended 11/3 iirc

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You need to make sure the vehicle is AWD and I’m not 100% sure you can replicate this deal in November. I know GM was carrying over the $6500 credit in Oct. You’d need to call and ask and also ask for a discount on the vehicle itself

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Possibly, but I would imagine it’s easier going in on the last day of the month to see if they will give you a deal rather than the first week of the month.

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Hello, I am trying to get the same deal from a local dealership. Does your one pay number include tax, title, registration and sales tax and dealer fees and doc fees, etc?

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A datapoint without that info would be useless.

This deal is from early November, pretty sure the programs on these changed for the worse since then. You need to look at current programs and incentives to determine if it’s possible.

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The one pay did include everything in the cost. Unfortunately, the numbers are definitely significantly different this month

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Yes I was quotes $19K for one pay. lol

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Those are the numbers you get when asking for quotes. Put together a realistic deal using current month program as they apply to you and make offers. Become a super supporter for access to the programs, it pays for itself.

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I dont know what current programs are. What programs do they have for Dec? They must have the best saved for end of Q4 and end of Year.

I have Costco and Conquest. They say they apply it but I dont see their screens. I dont know what programs GM has of course they would never tell me.

But I did go up to $10K for 24/15 lease on cars with ~4100 miles and they did not accept.

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Having current, accurate information for residual value, money factor, and incentives is important in understanding your deal. As such, going directly to a source that has access to that data from the captive banks is your best option.

Rate Findr has that information, as they have direct access to it from the captive banks. It’s a tool on the Leasehackr Calculator, available to Super Supporters.

You can’t use deals from previous months since programs change monthly.

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You need to check the Loaner