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Funding bill was just passed last Friday. $140 million set aside to be used to fund the rebates. They can access the funds beginning October. Expect the flow of rebate checks to resume soon.

No state rebates in my numbers. Only the federal rebate, which is incorporated into the lease.

Pretty solid deal.

Probably because CO does not offer the zero emissions credits that CA and MA do. There is less motivation for GM to subsidize the leases the same way they do in CA and MA.

Your lease, for 10k miles has a total cost without taxes close to what I am paying with taxes included, meaning your deal is about 8-10% too high, assuming you are in CA. You should aim to pay nothing more than the first month's payment as the drive-off and target a payment of about $290/month...

So far when I tried the low-power mode, it just shuts off the screen without turning off the radio. You should be able to control everything using the steering wheel buttons which should not turn on the center console screen.

Nothing else. Just the center screen, as far as I can tell.

At least you have yourself to blame for losing the key. I have been trying to get a replacement key for one the dealer lost. What a pain in the ass...

There's your problem. I never set foot in a dealer until they give me a deal in writing. I also calculate out exactly how I want the deal to work and shop it to the dealers. The ones who commit earn my business. The ones who play games get their numbers blocked until I finish my deal. Look, you...

Sometimes it pays to be willing to wait. With the glut of inventory in CA before the car became available nationwide, I was able to leverage that into a great deal. The financial piece of the transaction was pretty painless, though the delivery of the vehicle has been a bit of a pain in the...

And the new Leaf does not have the range you're looking for so it's a moot point. And honestly, you can bet that prices will be high when the 2018 Leaf is released in January because there will be pre-orders to fill and early adopters willing to pay at or even slightly above MSRP to get those...

I don't think you understand that each state is its own market with its own rules. Prices in CA, where the car has been on sale for 9 months, should not be used as the benchmark for your lease. Instead, look around at other states closer to you to see what other people are paying. It might...

I think your expectations need to be reset. The Bolt only just went on sale in Georgia, meaning there is likely a bit of pent up demand. Dealers, who are independent retailers who franchise from GM, are free to sell the car at whatever price they think they can get for it. How the tax break is...

Your deal is okay, but you can do quite a bit better. Check the other thread and see what other people have been able to get as a guide for what you should shoot for. Discounts plus rebates of over $10k are not unheard of.

I ran the numbers offline using publicly available money factor and residual information then shopped it around to about half a dozen SoCal dealerships. Got a couple of responses back but only one dealership had the Kinetic Blue, which was our first choice color, other dealers had Cajun Red...

You should be able to do better, though not by much. The numbers are pretty close given the mileage and MSRP.

Recent deal during Labor Day weekend Bolt Premier Kinetic Blue DC Fast Charge Infotainment Driver Confidence II MSRP $43,905 36 months/10k miles per year Drive-off $320 (first month's payment) $320.90 per month, taxes included for 35 payments Dealer is also throwing in some accessories due to...