23 GC 4xe 36/10k

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Hi there,

I am finalizing a 23 GC 4xe deal with a dealer here in southeast PA. This is what I got.

36/10k

MSRP $62,155
Selling price $60,800
Incentives $11,500 + $1,000 TDM

Bank is Stellantis. 57% RV and 0.00224 MF

I have a code from truecar for $1,000. The dealer said he could only see $500 in the system. After I gave him the TDM code, he said the truecar code can’t be stacked with TDM.

With this, we came to $638/month with 0 DAS.

Anyway I can make this better?

You have a minimal discount with a marked up mf. The broker below can save you significant money

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24 or 39 months is the way to go on these.

Agreed that your discount is not very good.

Id also go ccap instead of sfs for flexibility

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Thanks! Is MF 0.00192 + RV 65% for 24 months?

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I believe so.

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Brokers are offering 10% off on these. Check the marketplace. There are a ton of threads on these so you should know that 36 months is not the way to go and your discount needs to be a lot larger. Keep reading before you do anything.

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Hi folks,

I am still negotiating with a few dealers here in southeast PA for a base 4xe. This dealer gave me 66% RV and 0.00192 MF, and said it’s CCAP program. But the monthly came down to $565. After I asked him for a breakdown of various fees, he sent me this. Can you pls tell me what I am missing here? LH calculator gives me $~490 monthly with $490 DAS.

Updated: Dealer already included $1,000 TDM.

Thanks!

I think your missing the dealer fees…My closest calc comes out to this.

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Thank you!

Here is my calculation.

I thought CCAP acquisition is $595, not
$1,095. Most dealers quote $450-$500 dealer fee with ~$200 gov fee. Additionally, I included the $12,500 as untaxed incentives. Are they taxes?

Ccap acq fees can vary. They usually float between $595 and $795. At $1095, more than likely its a $795 acq fee with a $300 max markup.

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Yes, they are

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Look at your quote the acq is $1095 last column half way down

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You could ask for 7% discount and try for $595 acquisition fee

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Dealer has $2755 in taxes and fees. You don’t account for all those in your calculation.

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Thanks everyone! I am going back to the dealer today and see if he can give 7% off MSRP. But this is a decent deal?

Prices on these are usually better at 39 months than 36.

5% off isnt bad but also isnt amazing.

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This is a 24/10k. I started with 36/10k, followed the LH advice and changed to 24/10k. The title is confusing.

In that case, carry on :+1:

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You’re getting close.

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Please let us know how this goes. I’m also in SEPA and quite curious.