Went ahead and pulled the trigger. To be 100% transparent, my money factor got bumped down 1 tier which cost me 0.00067. So with GM you have to add their best MF rate to the new rate. So 0.00028 was the LT1 best rate, add that to 0.00067 and you get a 0.00091 MF. This cost me $30 more a month. I had just refinanced my home 5 days prior and my credit score would not refresh for 30 days, but these LT1 offers possibly end on the 31st and I wasn’t willing to risk waiting. I might have squeezed some dealer for a little more (around $500) but again there were 8 LT1’s in a 100 mile radius of my zip code. This meant going out of state. Not worth $500 to me. I do think this is a solid deal, just wish I could have gotten the lower MF!! This was also my first GM car ever, so I learned a lot on how GM financial works!! By the way, Van Chevy in Scottsdale is where I got the car and I had zero issues with them as far as professionalism and honesty.
Year, Make, Model, and Trim: 2021 Chevy Camaro LT1
MSRP: $38270
Selling Price: $34020 (11.11% off , this includes the $2250 rebates, except for doc fee)
Monthly Payment: $363 (tax is included)
Drive-Off Amount: $0 (they also paid for my 1st payment)
Months:39
Annual Mileage:10k
MF:0.00091
Residual: 64%
Incentives:$1500 non GM lease in household…$750 conquest…$75 Doc Fee for first responder
Region: Az (Phoenix metro)
Leasehackr Score: 9.7
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