Costco Wholesale has for its
Members:
Purchase or Lease 2020 or 2021 Chevrolet Bolt EV and get costco member-only incentive of
$3000 Off (see instructions below).
Thanks to community members
trinifawk and
DontBreakMy20 for sharing this deal.
Instructions- Click here to sign up for the promotion
- Note, you must be a current Costco member as of March 1, 2021 to get this deal.
- Click on "Get Started"
- Register to receive your certificate with a unique promotion code by entering your information
- Present a digital or printed copy of your certificate to any Chevrolet dealership to receive your exclusive value
- For Costco Members in California, see this post for an example deal [discuss]
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So not free, but pretty darn close, and many ppl were better than me at negotiating.
Is the rebate ongoing right now? Do you recommend the car? What dealership and how many miles per year lease? Which model of Bolt? Did you use this $3000 cert from Costco? Appreciate if you have link to the rebate. Thanks
I lurk on EV threads always looking to see if it's worth getting one of these cheapies just for a daily driver, but the math never works out and frankly never will it seems - my cost differential from driving an ICE SUV to an average EV is just a few cents/mile for me - even just paying the insurance on the EV won't pay for itself every year, let alone paying to lease or buy it.
[And not a lot of Ubers around here..... and a 40 mile commute would be $$$$]
I can't imagine that you'd ever recoup that $2k difference upon resale, especially when there are no differences between a 2020 and a 2021 model.
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Anyone know if this is true, and what about people making the one time lease payments. How would insurance handle a total loss?
The warning over money down on a lease is when it you contribute money upfront for capital cost reduction (which reduces the total amount you are financing). A one-pay lease is paying the entirety of the lease payments upfront. The advantage with one-pay here is that you get a substantially reduced money factor (i.e. interest rate).
You're wrong about everything you say about the EV1. First, it was not made by Chevy and they were not recalled and destroyed. General Motors produced the EV1 and they were distributed through their Saturn retail network in only a few markets. They were only available as a lease with no buyout option. This choice was made because if they made them available for purchase they would have been required to continue to produce parts for years as required by law. GM lost a lot of money on each EV1 they leased. The first gen had a battery issue that could cause a fire so they were recalled and reissued with the second gen batteries.
Here's an idea. Maybe you should have a basic clue of what you're talking about before you decide to post.
So not free, but pretty darn close, and many ppl were better than me at negotiating.
I can't imagine that you'd ever recoup that $2k difference upon resale, especially when there are no differences between a 2020 and a 2021 model.
There is probably always a difference in value based on model year. For a 20-30k car, hard to believe it's not at least 2k for awhile...
Is the rebate ongoing right now? Do you recommend the car? What dealership and how many miles per year lease? Which model of Bolt? Did you use this $3000 cert from Costco? Appreciate if you have link to the rebate. ThanksThi
Car is great for my purposes, but its driving does not compare to the bmw 6 that I switched from. I barely drive now.
I got 2020 because 2021 was not in production at the time.
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Car is great for my purposes, but its driving does not compare to the bmw 6 that I switched from. I barely drive now.
I got 2020 because 2021 was not in production at the time.