2025 Cadillac Lyriq Luxury $515/mo 35 mo left

[Becca_Rodriguez]

Year, Make, Model, and Trim: 2025 Cadillac Lyriq Luxury 1
Location: SoCal

MSRP: $61,215
Monthly payment (pre-tax): $515
Effective monthly payment (if incentive is provided):

Current mileage: 11
Maturity mileage: 30,000
Effective miles per month: 833
Maturity date: 12/21/2027

MSD due (if any): 0
Cash due (if any):
Incentive for new lessee (if any):

Financial institution: Cadillac Financial
Transfer fee: $625
Out-of-state transfer allowed (yes/no): No

Vehicle condition (accidents, tire wear, etc.), options, and other details: brand new

Photos:

https://www.cadillacbeverlyhills.com/inventory/new-2025-cadillac-lyriq-luxury-1-rear-wheel-drive-suv-1gykpnrk0sz302094/

[C10H12N2O]

Transfer after 11 miles? Matures exactly three years from today? Still shows as new on the dealer site?

Not actually a transfer but a dealer ad maybe?

[jeisensc]

@Becca_Rodriguez

Maturity date: 12/21/2027

Signed today, up for transfer today? Any more context you’d like to share?

Even if the contract you signed is cashable, the initial tag and title work needs to be processed before it can be transferred.

[Becca_Rodriguez]

Not a dealer ad I promise!!! I just signed today and felt immediate regret all day long — it’s my first EV and I’m not feeling like I was actually ready to take the plunge. Still a newbie to leasing so not familiar with the title/tag timeline.

[anique]

You can’t really transfer unless the registration at the DMV is done, which should take a few weeks/months.

[jeisensc]

@Becca_Rodriguez

Not a dealer ad I promise!!! I just signed today and felt immediate regret all day long

Didn’t think it was, just unusual to see a transfer post the same day the deal is signed.

Here’s hoping the dealership made an error on your paperwork and asks you to re-sign, if they do bring the car back and have them unwind the deal.

If not, good luck with the transfer.

[Brons2]

I think you should try to live with it, assuming the payment is affordable for your budget.

If you don’t have L2 charging (the rough equivalent of a dryer plug) at home or can’t get it, it’s going to be expensive to charge it, as much or more than a gas car. But if you can get a charging plug say like in a garage, just plug it in every night and it will be at maximum charge (whatever you set the limit at) the next morning.