Recieved this quote today..am i crazy or are the number crazy?

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“Market value selling price” YIKES

I think the big SUVs like this lease poorly generally. Maybe check out @chevysalesgirl if you haven’t already to get comparison

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My dude, this lease would have you pay somewhere around $75K to drive a $100K truck for 3 years.

I mean if you hate money, sure go for it.

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but they’ll throw in tire insurance and paint protection nano particle spray and free oil changes and shitty dealership car washes for life

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Denali Ultimate is going to be a “pay to play” vehicle. I don’t recall these leasing well in this current generation. Does GM have any kind of promotional financing (i.e. 0% or 0.9%, etc.?) That might be the better play here vs leasing. Also, I’m assuming this is an MSRP deal? No dealer discount?

Even a “fair deal” on these will be an ugly lease.

Also, what are your expectations on what this lease should look like?

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Those numbers are terrible. Would likely be better financing and then trading it. Pick a dealer without market adjustments too.

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Wouldn’t even buy it, take a look at cpo 2023, after 3 years he will be in the water. This is something you buy and hold on for 5-7 years

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If it doesn’t break lol

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U nailed it, with all these electric features 1 thing goes, it comes down to not worth fixing due to the value of car

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Beside rental place, Who’s still buying this car? LOL

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The divorced mom of 1 on her way to the mall

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Original poster, lol

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I was wondering the same thing. I do not follow pricing/leases on huge SUVs like this, but 100k seems outragous for this or any GM product.

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There’s an Escalade-V that starts at $153K.

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I built one, and the “mvsp” shown on the quote matches pretty closely to actual msrp, so it’s not marked up. That being said: it’s a bad lease.

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This is why you should always put a target deal together before ever talking to a dealer.