SIGNED: 2024 Chevrolet Blazer EV 2LT | $4870.32 One-Pay with $6186.90 DAS | 24/15k miles TX

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Thanks to everyone on leasehackr for the tips and tricks. We were able to track down a great deal on a 2024 Chevy Blazer EV about 3.5 hours from us (live in Houston) and purchased in San Antonio area. Got an incredible 24 month lease with 15,000 miles per year for $4870.32. With Tax, title and dealer add ons, minus rebates we were out the door for $6186 - an equivalent of $258 per month.

MSRP: $51,695
Sales Price: $45,215
Rebates: $3,000 (Costco, Lease Conquest, Educator Discount)
DMV: $547.20
Doc: $731.58
Dealer Ad ons (tint, protection, etc) $1315
Tax: 6.5%

We would have gotten a much better deal but TX requires tax to be collected on the full purchase price on leases AND has a $500 EV fee due at registration (so our DAS costs were heavy on taxes).

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I sent off my requests after seeing a post here for a signed Blazer deal in San Antonio. After some snooping from the photos in that post, I contacted that dealership and they made a really good one pay offer for a remaining 2LT non-sunroof model. They didn’t confirm the numbers with me until after it was too late for us to drive down from Houston (3.5 hours). They were closed on Saturday, so in the meantime I reached out to a competitor of theirs in the area and they said, “sure we can beat their deal by $250 and ours has a sunroof.” We drove down the next morning and completed the deal. The prior dealer had already entered our military discount code and Costco codes so we did run into delays with the new dealer. Costco was kind enough (on a saturday) to provide a new code which worked, however we weren’t able to get a new code on military but were able to add an educator discount instead (both teachers here) and the discount was the same. I can’t believe we snagged it for $258 per month equivalent. Thank you Leasehackr!

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I’m pretty sure you had tax credit applied, otherwise you won’t be remotely close to the final number. Matter of fact,

Doc: $731.58

breaks down to precisely $189 Doc fee, plus $542.58 tax ($45,215x1.2%)

I still haven’t fully figured out the MF structure with GMF on waiving Acq. and one pay, it should be 0.00167+0.00075-0.00042=0.002 but somehow I got 0.00175 last month.

Dealer Ad ons (tint, protection, etc) $1315

Pretty sure they took this off which is great.

This is the best attempt to duplicate your contract, there could be some other BS like maintenance fee, inventory tax etc to add up to your final number.

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I was told the costco rebate has ended for August. Was this done before the end of July?

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When you say “tracked down”, how did you go about that? Did you just start emailing dealerships and spiraling out with an offer until you got one to bite?

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If you go to chevy’s website, and click on the “Shop” tab at the top you can “View Inventory.” Then change the dropdown menu from “Distance (Near to far)” to “Price (low to high).” I then reached out to the dealars showing the lowest prices and asked for one-pay lease pricing for 24 months and 15k miles. The only parameter I used was it had to be blue.

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Yes, we purchased the last weekend in July.

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I appreciate your response!

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Was the 6.25% tax paid upfront on the one time payment?

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The one pay included all applicable taxes and registration fees.

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