(1) I likely over worry and get too conservative (2) Cars are probably overall in worse shape on the east coast (bad weather, more tight parking) so small stuff might be more likely to get a pass.
Regarding the door dings, it’s not the size but the number. I think the limit is like 3 per panel?
i know i’ve dealt with some people that know it has dings/dents and just let it go. but ye be warned lol. i hit a piece of metal on the 605 and it put a 6" gash in my front bumper on my last car. and my carwash guys put scratches in my current car.
honestly it fluctuates so much there’s literally no way to tell when it’s going to be higher or lower. but this month on the volt is the lowest i’ve seen it since black friday 2016.
not sure why… but my bosses want to blow out some equinox’s.
as low as 210 zero driveoff, have one with a sunroof and safety packages for 285 zero driveoff.
this one is 225 incl tax on 24/10 with oc tax and asian conquest
Do you recommend buying a protection package for 2yr/ 15000 miles Chevy Equinox LT? If so, any idea how much that will cost and what all is covered. Sorry, I am a neophyte here, and already drowning in the information lake here.
lol. it’s just like insurance, if you don’t use it, you still pay for it, but if something happens, you’re glad you had it. or you can use regular insurance but depends if you want to pay 500-1000 deductible, whatever you have set up for a scratch. or take it to shops.
with any protection, depending where you live, how much you drive, and if you want to pay for tires/ dings etc yourself.
Does Chevy offer pre-inspection at the dealers so that you know what needs to be fixed? @chevysalesgirl: Can I upgrade mid way of a lease? I leased traverse for a 2 year term and now half way want to upgrade to new traverse or colorado.
we don’t here. so not that i know of. GMF better to answer that. you’re supposed to do it one month before turn in.
when you sign a lease contract you are obligated to make all payments regardless of “upgrade” or “pull ahead” or “rebate”. but yeah it’s doable, but it’s essentially rolled on top of a new lease payment.