Hi
I noticed that the residual % is quite different for pre-negotiated deals vs rate finder for Cadillac in CA.
Same term, same mileage, same trim but the % is different. Why so?
Hi
I noticed that the residual % is quite different for pre-negotiated deals vs rate finder for Cadillac in CA.
Same term, same mileage, same trim but the % is different. Why so?
Are you looking at evs and were the pre-negotiated deals from last month before the ev credit went away (that Cadillac rolled into the residual value)?
EV yes but the deal is currently posted in the PND section. I believe it was updated.
Only speculating here, PND may require a dealer / broker to manually update certain numbers each month vs it being automatically updated.
Maybe @michael or @littleviolette would know what goes on behind the scenes on PND?
Just spoke with a dealer and the residual is the one noted in Rate Finder. The PND should be verified.
I have gotten calls from two dealers claiming that they are “one of the only” dealers in CA with this extra-enhanced residual, in the 85% RV range? MF is jacked up to over 7%, but they sent a deal over with the 85.12% rv…so maybe something GMF is pushing behind the scenes?
That’s correct. We would need the dealer to update the residual value manually on PND if it changes mid-month. Let me PM the OP for further information. Thank you for flagging this for our attention.
Before the EV tax credit expired, GM Financial paid deposits to dealers to buy essentially all EV inventory, in order to capture the $7,500 tax credit themselves with the intention of passing on the savings to lessees.
Accordingly, GMF is supporting leases on those units through residual value support:
Residual value ($) = (Posted RV% * MSRP) + $6,500
GM Financial believed this “loophole” would be valid through year-end, but the government recently told them this would only fly through the end of October.