2025 Cadillac Lyrid Luxury 3
Location: CA, USA
23 Months Remaining, Originally: 24 Months 12k mile lease.
MSRP: ~$80k
Monthly payment (with tax): 590/mo effective (Qualifies for Used PG&E/SCE EV Incentive, 1-4k depending on income, I qualified for $4k so my effective payment was ~541/mo)
Current mileage: ~7200
Maturity mileage: 30,288
Effective miles per month: ~1040 (~12000 miles per year)
Maturity date: 02/14/2028
MSD due (if any): $0
Cash due (if any): $15600 - $2600 incentive = 13000
Incentive: $2600
Financial institution: GM Financial Services
Transfer fee: $695 (Transferee pays directly to GMFS)
Out-of-state transfer allowed (yes/no): no
Hi everyone. Transferring my loaded 2025 Lyriq. It was a loaner I signed on Valentine’s Day 2026, but its in exceptional condition and is under full GM warranty for the duration of the lease. Had it for 3 weeks, basically in exact same condition as I got it but I’ll get it detailed before I transfer
It was also previously titled by the dealer, so it qualifies for the used PG&E incentives, the main reason I targeted the car. I qualified for the $4k incentive, so this actually comes down to about 12300 or ~$540/mo effective which felt like a good price for a car with these options.
About the car:
$79670 MSRP with over $10k in nice options:
Oxford Red Garnet Nappa Leather $3750;
AWD $3500;
22" Black Rims $3999;
Pano Sunroof;
AKG Sound System;
No 19.2KW charger that no one can use but lowers your range by 20 miles!
No squeaky moonroof!
Car is in like new condition, except for tire rash on the front Passenger side that was already on the car when I leased it, dealer confirmed it wouldn’t be a problem on turn-in and don’t mind calling the dealer with an interested Leasee to confirm this.
Requirements for Lease Transfer:
740+ Credit Score
Good Income
CA Resident
Will request some proof of good credit + income, I’ve heard that you can have problems with attempting to transfer if the people your transferring to keep failing a credit check.
Looking to give LeaseHackr a try for a bit before putting it on SAL.
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