Pretty simple deal that became amazing because of a $7500 state incentive (Maine) and the Niro’s high RV and low MF. I chose 15k miles. Would have been completely free at 12k miles.
MSRP: $42,400
Sale Price: $39,600
Rebates: $7500 Federal, $7500 Maine, $1500 Kia Summer VIN
Calculator here
Not sure where the $100 difference comes in but who cares 
Leasehackr score of almost 200 years…is that a record?
One of my Bolts was -1161.6 years but this is a great deal too! The calculator gets pretty wonky anyway once you start teetering into the very low cost/free after rebate deals.
The state incentive is counted as an incentive or as a payment towards the one-pay? If the former, would this deal really fund?
In the paperwork they counted it as down payment
I know something like 80 but damnnnnnn 200 is goated
Its up there with Bolt Mania and i3 mania from years back.
When you include the buyback etc., that bolt was an amazing deal. Including everything, I ended up getting paid 4-500 a month for that bolt :). That was insane!
It was ridiculous… I got around $4,500 back for one, around $5,000 back for another and I used the car I got in the substitution of collateral as $6,000 in trade in credit towards the purchase of one.
Yeah, I got in on the Bolt lease deals, I couldn’t believe what I was getting for one-pay.
SHEESH! Amazing job on this. Enjoy!
Daaaaaammmmmm… That’s a great deal! Congrats!
People in Maine should be jumping on this. That’s a great State incentive!
Congrats OP!!!
Thank You! The State Incentive is amazing if you can get it. To get the full $7500, have to go through vetting process. Various ways to qualify based on low income, but not super simple. Took a few weeks to get the certificate from the state, then it’s all good.
I think Colorado is close to that amount with $5k state rebate
Serious question: How did they fund a lease with negative depriciation? Your calculator shows it as -$3188.
When I have a bunch of rebates stack for my Nissan Ariya for instance in Colorado, the depreciation is also negative but they won’t do the deal because NMAC funds the lease only with at least $100+ of depreciation. (Still working on a deal for it).
have the nissan store cut a check back to you, call it a bird dog or for over miles
That’s what I figure. I got downvoted to hell and laughed at when I mentioned that in my thread regarding a Nissan Ariya. They were like no dealer has ever done that and wouldn’t do it for me.
There is a kid in brooklyn who writes these banger deals. I am talking 4800+ in bird dogs. He then calls every dealer in the tri state to see who can get him the best selling price so he can pocket 5k plus. He does this like 4-5 times a month.
Interested, I’m curious to learn more. So basically the kid is a broker? He finds a good enough deal to get the end buyer/leaser interested enough and he still has $5k skin on the bone for himself?!