Can anyone confirm if Honda allows the college grad credit on a one pay lease. My dealer is telling me no
Call another dealer. My GED didn’t qualify, but you should.
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Good Enough Diploma?
They are saying you can’t use it on a one pay
Somebody posted here and said they used College grad on one pay Clarity 
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Cannot get college discount if $0 down. Call Honda, get the facts and if in ur favor shove the written fact up the dealer’s arse. Or maybe they’re right. Call the people who know: Honda.
“The Honda Graduate Program is limited to the 48 U.S. contiguous states, Alaska and Hawaii. [1] For well-qualified customers who meet Honda Graduate Program criteria, subject to approval by Honda Financial Services (HFS). Bonus offer applies toward any new 2017 or newer model year Honda when financed or leased through HFS. Only offered at participating dealerships. Only one $500 Honda College Graduate Bonus offer per vehicle. LEASE: $500 applied towards the cap cost of vehicle. Monthly payment and total due at lease signing are calculated after $500 reduction. Cannot be combined with Zero Due at Signing Lease program. PURCHASE: $500 applied towards down payment. Offer not valid on Honda Certified Pre-Owned Vehicles or used Honda vehicles. Offer valid through March 31, 2019, and may be terminated at any time. [2] Verifiable proof of employment or firm commitment from an employer with start date no more than 120 days from date of finance contract. Must have graduated in past two years or will graduate in next six months. No adverse credit history. Master’s, Bachelor’s or Associate degree from U.S.-accredited college or registered nursing school. Provide Honda dealer with credit and document requirements. [3] Option to defer first payment 90 days (60 days interest-free) is only available with traditional financing (not leasing).”
Doesn’t say anywhere that One Pay is excluded. I’m confused as to how “everything due at signing” could mean the same thing as “zero due at signing”.
The catch all…
Didn’t you get college grad?
Nope. I could have saved $500 if I invested in another degree. Lesson learned.
How do they check if you’re a recent college grad? Also what if you graduate in December 2020, would that qualify?
I think should be graduating in 6 months or prev graduates for the last 2 years. Need to provide proof.
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Okay I get it =) Thanks anyways!