Competitive Lease Incentives

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I currently lease my wife’s car (2016 Chevy Malibu) which comes to term on Dec. 15th. We have a lot of travel planned between Thanksgiving and Mid-December, so if I haven’t signed papers on a new lease before Dec 15th, we turn in our old one does that mean I will be giving up all my “Comp Lease Incentives” since the lease is technically over; or will competitive dealers give me some grace period if I show the term ended 3-4 days prior and car shopping in that window?

TL;DR - Should I sign a new lease in November to get comp lease incentives or is there some buffer time after my current lease to claim this benefit?

Thanks!

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Usually what i have seen is 30 days period.

3

I think volvo has a 6 month look back for conquest (Or at least did at some point this summer).

4

It depends on the particular offer. It will be in the fine print, check the manufacturer website. What brand are you looking at?

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Not too sure yet… most likely just going to chase down the best deal I can. My current is a 2016 Chevy Malibu for $72/mo… basically some good end of year deal is all I really want, if its not there I might just buy something.

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no. has to be a current lease registration for audit purposes. if it is expired at the time of signing, you do not qualify for the competitive lease rebate.