This is absolutely not true. You would receive a prorated portion of your lease payment back in the event of a total loss if you have a One Pay lease through GM Financial.
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I imagine in this scenario, youād only lose drive-offs (ie taxes on rebates, fees, registration) and a % of the one pay based on whatever # of months have elapsed in the lease term. Or something like that, right? Normally I think youād also forfeit money down as CCR too but that wouldnāt be applicable in a one pay.
These are just my assumptions.
Iām pretty sure you have had a One Pay and a GM Financial account just like me, right? You do have a monthly payment, itās just paid automatically from the money you paid up front. So if your car gets totaled, the rest of the money thatās left to be paid per month goes back to you. Dealer fees and inceptions may not be included in that monthly payment amount they show but thereās no risk to the lease payments being paid up front to GMF.
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Okay, yep, thatās exactly what I assumed. Obviously have no real world experience with that happening but thatās what Iād assumed would be the case were it to ever occur.
If they applied the $7500 tax credit it might actually push the deal into negative depreciation which canāt happen on lease.
You get the unused portion of your lease back- 
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The site has not been authorizing the share option. Did you check to see if your employer may be listed as a supplier?
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I checked to see if I can share my supplier code but itās not allowing me to generate, anyone else running into same problem?
Yes, Iām having the same issue.
I generated one for my spouse on 7/1.
Looks like I am also able to generate a code now!
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So there might have been a reason my car was discounted 5k other than to get people into the door and the ugly red. I checked under the hood out of curiosity and found it hard to close, I was able to close the hood easily after turning the bumpers clockwise. After washing the car for the first time (10 days after delivery), I noticed these 2 bumps on the hood. I looked through my photos and the 3rd pic in this reply was 2 days after delivery, clearly showing the damages. I also have another pic that shows the passenger side hood damage from 20 hours after delivery but itās not really visible on computer. Dealer is denying missing these damages during PDI and day of delivery (but donāt have any pics/videos), but weāll see what happens! Check your hoods people!
Sorry to hear that. Can you check if the hood was repainted? You can have your fingers underneath the hood by the windshield and feel rough edge if they did it.
Get the paint thickness guage from amazon
Check factory paint thickness if varies on hood
Take measure. this will tell if the hood is repainted.
file lawsuit for $1M for fraud
get new car
PM if need help, this is easy case for hiding accident damage
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Good thing itās a lease.
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Youāre charged damaged when you turn it in
Iām reasonably certain that those two dings would fall into the āforgivenā category but that is a good point regardless. Iām wondering if maybe the dealer could get that covered under warranty if it came from the factory like that.
2nd option is to shake up the dealer.
Call the GM, explain this, and tell him I have substantial evidence that this was intentionally hidden and not disclosed during the lease/sale transaction. Tell him that, per law, any damage during the transit from factory to VPC to Dealer has to be disclosed. Tell politely you are ready to move on and forget this mental stress and lost sleep thinking about this (add many scripted dialog from GPT) and how he/she can make this right.
Negotiate discount. close to $500-1000 may be a stretch.
Turn the car in winter in the evening/night. No one gives a shit about painted dent.
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