That number is a bit high for an LT this late in the month. I can’t quite get the breakdown of the rebates completely, but here’s what you can do to bring your price down:
They’re at about 5% off sticker, go for 6 - 7% off at a minimum.
Upgrade your costco membership to executive. That extra $65 will get you an extra $250 on rebate with the new authorization code for a net gain of $185. If you don’t like it, downgrade back after you sign for a full refund.
GM Rewards Mastercard Sign & Spend is worth $500 off the deal instantly once approved (make sure you apply using the link the dealer sends you, that’s how they get the auth code). Charge the entire one-pay to the card and you’ll end up with a few hundred dollars worth of reward points that you can later apply directly to your statement.
See if you qualify for any of the following: GM Supplier, GM Supplier Friends & Family, GM Educator, GM Military.
These are all also discussed pretty extensively in the other Blazer EV threads you’ll find on the forum. Any combination of these should bring your one-pay down a nice chunk.
Just for future reference, a cost minimizing single pay lease is structured so that the adjusted cap = residual value. This means that the CCR = 10395.77 resulting in a single payment = 2007.60. Your total out of pocket (DAS) = 5653.14… a small savings of 9.84.
For future reference, you might find this helpful…
Nice deal!! I would like to find something like this in the Houston area. Just bought a new truck and want to reduce some of my mileage this would be almost perfect for that. Kudos!!!
They were pretty active on here a while back then I guess pivoted to a different business model but you might reach out to @ChevyCoach or @ChevyGuy and see if they have anything left.
I don’t have my paperwork with me but there was also $500 + $2000 in/out CTP and $3k retired CTP money.
I have like $8600 in incentives before adding in CTP and incentives available to everyone so it got a little wonky due to negative depreciation with the 79-80% residual.
The prices I am getting locally in NJ are not adding up The one pay lease they were asking $5000-9600.
MSRP - $500 dealer discount (That’s all their giving.) The one thing they didn’t show/mention was the $7,500 rebate being applied to the lease. I thought that’s where the lion share of the rebate came from.
24/10k - If 36 month then you get $1500 NJ Charge up incentive
$1,000 for current lessees. Have GM or NON GM in your household
$1,250 Costco Incentive. For executive Costco members. Gold members get $1,000.
$4,250 Former CTP and Cap Cost Reduction. Loaner vehicle with less than 250 miles
$1,250 Conquest Rebate. Have a 2011 or newer non GM vehicle in your household.
$500 GM Card Sign & Spend Offer. Must spend $1000 to get $500
I just read the fine print for the $7500, if the car is CTP it doesn’t qualify for the $7500
Fine print:
If this vehicle was not used as a courtesy transportation vehicle by your dealer, then this vehicle qualifies for the federal new clean vehicle tax credit under Section 30D of the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA). IRS-qualified dealers eligible to offer the tax credit and participating dealers may apply the tax credit at the point of sale toward the vehicle price. See dealer for details and to confirm vehicle tax credit qualification. Your personal eligibility to claim this tax credit depends on your individual circumstances, including whether your adjusted gross income for the current or preceding taxable year exceeds the income thresholds contained in Section 30D. Buyers are advised to obtain a copy of the IRS’s confirmation that a “time-of-sale” report was submitted successfully by the dealer. You should consult your tax, accounting or legal advisor to confirm your eligibility or if you have questions regarding this tax credit. This information does not constitute tax, accounting or legal advice. Credit availability and amount subject to federal law and regulations and manufacturing constraints. For information about the IRA’s federal tax credit, please visit https://www.fueleconomy.gov/feg/taxevb.shtml.
That’s what I thought but when looking at the numbers the dealer sent me they didn’t refer to the $7500. I am stopping in a bit later to the dealer to get the breakdown in person.
I wanted to have all the numbers figured out before I stop in.
