It’s pretty hard just negotiating a great deal for 1 vehicle. You’re gonna try to do it on all 3, then decide? That’s gonna be a lot of work.
Also, why do you usually need to turn in vehicles early?
I just can’t decide between the cars. I think maybe I should just make the decision and then go from there- thanks.
Sorry about this. How do I post? Can’t find a link. Thanks, Jeff
Have to turn in leases early? Never heard that one before.
I try and trade in my leases early…mainly because I like new cars, and have been able to without a financial hit in a few circumstances.
Why not just get a shorter term lease?
Confused.
The T5 is a two row, 5 passenger SUV …the OP has 4 kids
Totally forgot. Sorry my bad
All I am getting here in Michigan is $245 all in for a 2017 Traverse LT FWD. I don’t qualify for GM employee discount, but qualify for loyalty/ competitive lease bonus
You need the GM Employee certificate and a comp lease (non GM) to get the best deal(s) in this particular case. That’s not always true with other lease deals on other cars. Here’s an example from Mattick Chevrolet in Redford MI. Note that this is an 2017 LS model. An LT should lease for more.
As an aside, I couldn’t help but notice that they are leasing a Silverado double cab LT 4X4 for $129 with around $1100 due at signing. They have some other deals too.
Replying to a bunch of random threads with the same question is a good example of how NOT to use the site. Instead, you should try:
A) finding an existing thread about the same car/model you’re looking at and read that entire thread and post your question at the end of it if you cannot answer it on your own after reading the existing posts in the thread
B) if no such thread exists, post your question in a new thread. Please know - people will not be able to answer your question at all without the following information: months, miles, money down (and what it covers), tax, your location