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OK Carman, is the $7k lease incentive offset by crazy MF and low residuals?? Can you supply the latest MF and residuals? I was interested in heading to Cadillac dealer but this type of information may push me back to BMW or Acura....
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Replying to: couchman57 (May 14, 2009 11:43 am) Car_man Host Prices Paid: Buying & Leasing Experiences Forum
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Replying to: Car_man (May 15, 2009 2:25 am) The discounts are available for a lease, even if GM is not doing the lease according to the website. I just don't see why GM would offer all this money and then turn around and offer a rate no one in their right mind would accept. I would simply say we were not leasing. When the first dealer told me this, face to face, I asked why would anyone lease a cadillac. He responded some people just have to lease. And I said well I wouldn't think it would be a Cadillac. I walked out. Bob Trickett Cadillac, Clarksburg WV Anthony Cadillac, Fairmont WV In all fairness to them, I don't see this as their fault. At least though Anthony showed some sort of embarassment. |
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There is a dealer on Long Island that is advertising a 60-month lease for the RWD CTS with auto for $289 per month. They want $2995 down plus bank fee plus first month's payment, plus tax. I figure that comes to about $6179 down, but I have $1000 GM points and a $500 special offer. So, it would be $4679 down and $289 per month. If you amortize the $4679 over the course of 60 months, that means that the actual monthly payment of $289 is around $367 per month. All in all, not a bad deal for a CTS, albeit the base model. I have dealt with this dealer in the past and this is not a gimmick. However, it applies to only the advertised car, and if they have another car in stock with the same option, but a different color, then the monthly price jumps $100+. I just don't understand why they would be willing to lease one car at that price but not another similarly equipped car. Any thoughts? Also, based on what I have seen in the postings above, GMAC lease factor is off the charts. However, does anyone know what a private bank would charge and does anyone know if the $7000 rebate (and other rebates) apply in a lease situation where you use an outside lender. |
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Replying to: mixen (May 21, 2009 9:35 am) |
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Replying to: mixen (May 21, 2009 9:35 am)
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I'm considering leasing a CTS through US Bank. Edmunds currently lists 5 different rebates and I'm trying to figure out which ones I'm eligible for. I've asked a couple of dealers and I think they are either misleading me or they are absolutely clueless... I currently lease an Infiniti and must turn it in on 9/20. I qualify for GMS employee pricing. I know I get the $7000 rebate. I also believe I qualify for the additional $2000 rebate since I'm currently in a lease that ends before 10/31. Two dealers have told me "NO" to that - I only get up to $7000 total rebate. My gut tells me this is bogus, but I really don't know... As for the other three rebates... I know I don't qualify for the $1000 owner loyalty rebate, but there is still a $1000 GM Bonus Cash and $1500 Customer Cash rebate. Perhaps these are only for a purchase though?? Any help is appreciated!
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