All aboard the Camaro train!! What an amazing forum this is, it has been immense in teaching me how to properly lease a vehicle, on the same day I also did a Stelvio lease for my dad which I will be posting shortly. For the Camaro, incentives used were conquest and GM supplier code. I needed a new tag and Couldn’t get away from the extra $200 down but the deal was right so I swiped my credit card for $500 and left the dealership happily ever after. With the dual mode exhaust set to loud of course
The calculator may be off a little bit, but who cares The incentives for Florida I believe are only 1500 and the RV is off…but if your contract says $299/mo with a $500 driveoff you nailed it!
I see that your GM supplier code was included in the incentives column of the calculator to get to the 2250 . I still can’t figure out how my dealer applied the GMS code to be honest I’m pretty sure they just used it as part of the MSRP discount. But again, who cares how they get there, as long as they get there…and you GOT THERE:grin:
Who cares…The total least cost is what matters and (assuming the $299 includes Florida sales tax ) you are at (299x38) + $500, or $11,862 or an average monthly of $304.15. Not bad for $37,000 car these days✔️
Also, since there’s no way I can get the 1500 lease loyalty discount, would it be a terrible idea to put that money down in order to get the deal? I know that goes against the #1 rule of leasing but at this point I don’t see any other way of doing it.
The incentives for Florida I believe are only 1500 and the RV is off…but if your contract says $299/mo with a $500 driveoff you nailed it!
. I still can’t figure out how my dealer applied the GMS code to be honest 
I’m pretty sure they just used it as part of the MSRP discount. But again, who cares how they get there, as long as they get there…and you GOT THERE:grin:
