The % off msrp isn’t great but the dealer rebate and your employee EV discount is massive and that makes up for it - these Hummer deals have limits so if you want to test the dealer calculate how far below residual value you are already - my guess if you can’t go much further without the dealer having to cut you a check.
You may also want to play with more mileage and try to get the same numbers
Dealership can count CTP two or even three times. If your sale price drops below the RV, the dealer might increase your monthly payment and write you a check to compensate for the difference.
Fish Pimp: i’d say take the deal. Lets go whack some walters.
I did alot of phone calls, emails and txt, ended up with an Optiq/$365 pm 24/10 kinda wish we went with a larger EV, now that im driving and charging, i’ve found access to “complimentary” L2 chargers (hotels, workplaces, even a park) the extra range of a larger EV suv would help.
Seems like a decent deal on a 2026. Best offer I’ve had so far over the last week is 24/12 at $699 .. 0 das.. on a 2025. But I don’t have your employee discount.
You could probably push a bit, but may end up going nowhere.
Anyone able to put the numbers in the calculator and share with me? I tried other day and with so many different numbers etc in the deal sheet provided I never could figure it all out. Plus only played with that calculator couple times.
If I can see what numbers go where than maybe I can play with it to se where different terms with more time and or miles affect things.
And I talked to few places, dealerships are also sure something will done to exend this discount so they may not get as motivated as you think they would be.