Deal Check please: 2025 Chevy Blazer 24month, 12k mileage

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$3k dealer discount is pretty weak. Minimum $4k-$5k off for a good deal on a Blazer. $1500 is also not much in terms of incentives but if that’s all you qualify for then it is what it is.

Would recommend digging into whether or not your/your spouse’s employer qualifies for GM supplier.

Would also recommend looking into Equinox EVs if you aren’t 100% set on the Blazer EV. There is a $1,750 rebate standard on all Equinox EV LTs and no such equivalent for Blazers (unless one just came out and I’m missing that info)

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Here is my personal Blazer EV deal

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Located in Northern Calif,


Honestly this deal is pretty bad. Here is the link to my signed post for my own Blazer EV.

At the minimum that $1490 in accessories has got to go. I guess for the rest if you only qualify for $1,000 in rebates then it is what it is. But at these prices I’d go ZDX before considering Blazer

Your deal was last month, and a MY 24, and assuming based on the tag, was in SoCal.

Not quite the same comparison.

Having said that, the offer OP posted isn’t good. I recommend checking out marketplace for reference, and then shaping a deal around that.

OR wait a few more days and trying to see what are the lowest signed offers.

My response to OP was a deal check he was asking for on a MY 24 (the topic was merged into this one). Incentives other than Costco remain the same and SoCal deals and NorCal deals are easily cross shopped.

I am not saying that OP should try to replicate my deal 1:1, but rather giving them a helpful starting point for how to shape their own deal, especially when fewer datapoints are available early within a month.

I think you’re missing the point of lease hacking. If you truly only qualify for 1k in incentives then move onto something else.

Yes that’s true as well.

In my experience, Norcal has been atrocious for deals. My best and easiest lease deals have been in socal.

norcal has usually been at least 1k more.

Totally agree. NorCal is consistently more expensive than SoCal (specifically OC/LA - SD deals are also typically not as good) from my experience. I always recommend friends from NorCal to fly down for their cars and then drive home.

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do you have any idea why that is? I was asking dealers and they said it might have to do with available inventory?

Yeah everything still comes down to supply and demand at the end of the day. LA - especially the valley - is one of the highest volume areas in the state. That sort of volume just gives them the ability to be more competitive on pricing. I’m sure this also trickles over to neighboring OC (as long as you don’t get too far from the 5 or 405 and go to a Long Beach dealer or something). SD and NorCal are generally lower volume (and especially the Bay Area has notably more money flying around) all contributing to higher prices there.

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Ah yes that explains it.

A funny anecdote, Cadillac dealers in the bay offered the lowest onepay for 2 years at only $16,000 for a sport 2!!

And then I ask one dealer in socal and they offer $8k for the same car with lower miles.

OP, try socal :laughing:

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So the dealer took off the $1420 accessory, thanks for the suggestion. I only qualify for the GM Supplier discount. (1k discount for Blazer EV) What is considered a good/reasonable MF, as they did not disclose…thanks for any info

Why are the taxes and fees so high? I thought CA taxed the monthly payment and only rebates were taxed upfront. Not so ?