Finally found a loaner after a lot searching.
MSRP: $44540
Selling price: 40365
Total Incentives $8000
Term: 24/10K
One Pay $1798
Before I found the loaner, the best I was able to negotiate in my area on a new LT2 was $3900 on a One Pay, which is not too bad for Florida.
I did not need the car immediately as my Ioniq lease ends in September but since the $7500 EV tax credit is supposed to go away at the end of September, I wanted to secure something cheap before that.
The Equinox EV is surprisingly a pretty good car. Well appointed interior, Pleasant to drive and easy on the eyes.
Update: Received a $97 check from the dealership making the one pay $1798.
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Great deal. Congrats.
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Great deal.
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Great deal! Can you post a Calculator link?
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Very nice. We recently spent that at the vet on a 16-year-old cat. 
Look what you get instead!! 
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Now Vet can afford Equinox EV.
But, knowing their prices He/She prefers Lambo LOL.
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He can now fully retract his tongue again, but at any given moment we’re one seizure away from another Equinox one-pay.
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How did you stack $8k in incentives? LT, Conquest, Costco Executive, and GM Supplier?
Plus Courtesy car/loaner rebate
A quick question for you. I’ve seen Chevy dealers sign people to 24/10 (for example) leases but the customer has to eat the loaner miles so instead of 20,000 miles they get 20,000 minus the loaner use. Did they do that in your case?
Thanks
Adorable! I hope He stays healthy 
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Yes the usual suspects plus $500 college rebate and $1500 loaner rebate
The lease starts at the current mileage on the vehicle. Meaning that it has the full 20k miles for 24 months.
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In RateFinder as soon as you choose GM Supplier, the College Rebate credit greys out, indicating it is not stackable. Did they stack that for you?
Can you break down the 8000 in incentives ? I can get blazer ev loaner rebates totaling to 8K but not for equinox ev.. what zip code are you in ?
Can you please breakdown the $8000 of incentives. What I got so far is:
$1500 for loaner
$500 military
$1250 Costco
$1250 conquest
$850 supplier
That adds up to $5350, where did the other $2650 come from? Thanks
Conquest: $1250
Any lease in household: $1000
College Grad: $500
CCR Lease Cash: $1750
Costco Member: $1250
Open New GM Card: $500
Demo/Loaner rebate: $1500
Regional lease cash: $250
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Check one post above
Did you sign in July?
how do you find a loaner? usually that isn’t a search criteria on car sites.