also, since @Ntety was a volt owner/leaseee, there probably was a $1500 loyalty incentive in the price somewhere as well
im guessing
Any lease is fine worth $500
competitive lease = $500
Chevy owner = $1500
No $500 for either one, doesn’t matter if loyalty or competitive
I have no idea what the $1500 is but look at my rebate breakdown on post #104 or something and it adds up to $4850 plus 1st payment.
The OP rebate total $4850 so he is not getting anything more than I got although I am chevy owner.
Marci told me any lease is fine to get the offered deal.
i dont know…
so with family discount above is ur payment
then u take away 2500 for ca, 450 edison…so ~$2950…? for 3 years…10k… !!
So, I called around to see who still had the Premier Models using the info from this forum. I found a dealer who had one on the lot with all the options. I gave him the numbers from this forum, told him that I wanted to do Single Pay, 12k mileage. He took about three hours of “beating up his manager” and came back with an offer of $9825.20 out the door with taxes, title, etc. This breaks down to be $272/mo with 12,000 miles per year. I decided not to argue too much since its a local smaller guy, he is only a couple bucks higher than the OP, and I am in the San Joaquin Valley, which has an additional $3000 rebate.
So when all is said and done, I will be at $9825 -$3000 -$2500 -$700 -$500 divided by 36 months = $86 per month. Am I missing something? Is there anything else I need to do?
Not as low as the guys with the non-premier models in the $30 monthly range, but not bad on my first LeaseHackr deal!!! Thanks all!!!
premier + bose + confidence II? that’s great deal.
Did anyone in NorCal buy from Marci (Camino Real Chevy in SoCal)? Is the delivery to NorCal included in the deal? Any similar deals out there in the Bay Area (Dublin, Fremont etc.)?
Which region was this in? Could you provide the dealer/salesman contact information please? Sounds like a great deal - even for people not in San Joaquin Valley.
great question.
id like to know as well.
im in bay area, and if i cant get one here ( base LT) , i may have to with marci…if she is taking new orders.
my guess is add ~$450 for delivery
ToddTodd did.
Check his post around #115 and #122
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what was the extra for delivery?
does the $9500ish include delivery ?
delivered where?
are u in SD ? or bay area?
thanks
Once signed for, the car is immediately shipped from So Cal to me (Bay Area) and will arrive today… that’s within 24 hours of paperwork being confirmed.
I was quoted $400 for the shipping charge. I was tempted to fly down in the AM and drive it up, but given time vs money, I was fine with a shipping charge.
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many thanks for reply.
im thinking of same, but driving back will
A) take some time (drive/charge 4 hours/drive/charge 4 hours, etc)
B) add miles.
btw…is the car being driven down?..or on flat bed?
9500ish + 400 ? is that correct?
The premiers are $500+ more now
Make sure to ask for electronic copy of lease agreement and DMV registration application to make applying for ev rebate much easier.
Does it mean that you need to send it back to SoCal 3 years later when you return the car?
Would you be able to take a pic later and share it here? I’m curious of how they ship it. (I never ship a car before)… Do you need to be at all the whole day? or if you are not home, do they leave a sticker on your door step like UPS delivery(and come by the next day/or pick up later at their delivery center)?
I think you can return the car to any dealer or at least any Chevy dealer