Returning a leased vehicle and picking another GM lease

[dealcheck]

Do I lose loyalty discount?

Thanks
-Sachin

[305Hackr]

One would think if you wanted help you could make complete sentences explaining the situation

[dealcheck]

@305Hackr - i meant if you want to lease a new vehicle with GM and have an existing leased GM vehicle which you want to return - for the new vehicle you are not eligible for loyalty incentive - since you are returning the current GM leased vehicle.

You can avoid the disposition fee since you are leasing a new one.

Can someone confirm on this.

Thanks

[Jon]

What??? Why wouldn’t you qualify for loyalty?

[dealcheck]

As per dealer- so this is not correct?

[305Hackr]

The definition of loyalty is “currently having another GM lease in the household”.

Maybe the question is more about “currently”.
Are you planning on getting a new GM lease before you return the car or after?

[mp11477]

@dealcheck

i meant if you want to lease a new vehicle with GM and have an existing leased GM vehicle which you want to return - for the new vehicle you are not eligible for loyalty incentive - since you are returning the current GM leased vehicle.

You can avoid the disposition fee since you are leasing a new one.

Can someone confirm on this.

Thanks

If you;re returning the GM today, and leasing another GM, you would qualify for loyalty. If you’re returning a GM today and leasing another GM 6 months from now, you would not, unless you had another GM in the household already that wasn’t 30 years old.

[impaul4]

You keep using that word- I don’t think it means what you think it means.

[impaul4]

But in all seriousness. If you return a GM to lease another GM that is by definition loyalty. Unless by return you mean break early.

[Bruce_Smith]

[mani_is_kool]

yes and also means to move on to a different dealership

You should be able to get loyalty and also avoid disposition fees.