GM Subvented Leasing Program - Silverado RST $625 to HC $787/mo

It looks like GM is offering a subvented lease program for most full size trucks and Silverado High Country trim has the lowest MF across all the trim options. I just ran down a program with @ChevyGuy and I am surprised this isn’t getting more attention.

GM US CHEVROLET GM FINANCIAL SUPPORTED LEASE RATES - 23-40GFL
Subvented Lease
36mo / 63% RV / 0.00139167 MF (3.34%)

You can one-pay this lease and reduce the MF to 0.00066 (1.59%). With a BIG $76,780 MSRP and the 5.74% supplier discount, plus a $750 private offer, I am looking at a one-pay of $28,350 which is $787/mo effective. I am excluding tax because my trade wipes it out. The rent charge is only $2,858.

Here is the same program using one a MSRP $65K 4WD RST Texas Edition+ unit at 10.35% off.

36mo / 63% RV
0.00152083 MF reduced to 0.00079 (1.9%)
One-pay of $22,112 ($625/mo effective)

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I don’t know if this is a good deal or not but I know you know car pricing and it checks that magic 1% rule box :stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye:

Congrats!

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I didn’t want to bring up the 1% thing and trigger someone :slight_smile:

I haven’t locked this down yet but I am thinking about it.

Seem like a possible out for the all cash position I am in now.

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This doesn’t seem like a great lease to me. GM will also likely have 2-3 “refreshes” by the time the lease matures, so I wouldn’t bet on having much left on the back end. $77k for a half ton GM truck. What world do we live in. Tell me that it at least has the 6.2. :poop:

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Excluding the tax or saying ‘+tax’ is a fair way to present a deal due to the fact that every state has different taxation policies for leases.

How OP has it presented actually makes it easier for me in VA to figure out my own effective payment.

My apologies then, I’ll retract my big mouth! :zipper_mouth_face:

definitely nice find — other than non-existent discount it’s good numbers kinda like lt1 bonanza

msrp or supplier on this will be nice

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Here is the program using one of @ChevyGuy MSRP $65K 4WD RST Texas Edition+ units at 10.35% off.

36mo
63% RV
0.00152083 MF reduced to 0.00079 (1.9%)
One-pay of $22,112 ($625/mo effective)

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That’d be awesome! But management isn’t quite there on discounting vehicles like that on lease structures- Womp womp

The Trax one pay tho :eyes:

Nobody wants a Trax.

Just focus on the 11% off…

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11% off on a Trax #laserfocus

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Found a GMC Denali Ultimate at MSRP and $1500 in rebates plus a $500 private offer and $188 in rewards points. Adds adds about $5000 to the 36mo one-pay at MSRP $87,740 vs Silverado High Country. 64% RV 4.1% → 2.35% MF. It’s a pretty nice truck, if I can find a dealer who will take supplier, that would lower the one-pay to $31,165 ($865/mo effective). If I could find that… I would do it. But you should see the reaction I get offering supplier on this truck.

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non ultimate denali 6.2 - i was offered 5.7k off $75k msrp but marked up MF

haven’t even offered gms yet lol

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Your at 7.6% and supplier is usually 5.7% so you have already beat it.

How much did they mark up the MF vs base at 4.1%?

Was it a Denali Reserve? I’ve gotten supplier on these.

MF .00211 5.06% from base .00170833 4.11%

idk if GMS still has the $750 rebate

otherwise i will use collège $500

regular denali

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https://www.reuters.com/business/autos-transportation/gm-idle-indiana-truck-plant-two-weeks-demand-plateaus-2023-02-23/

https://www.reuters.com/business/autos-transportation/us-new-vehicle-sales-go-up-feb-vehicle-availability-improves-2023-02-24/

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best i got on denali non super cruiser non reserve 6.2.

no supplier, not eligible for college only chevy

dealer was waving first month payment