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2016 SE lease in Connecticut
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johnnylingo
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Seems a bit high but most of the deals posted here have been California (which currently has an overstocked inventory) and I don't know what the real situation is on the East coast. Anyhoo, here's my deal which works out to under $200/month including taxes.
However, Connecticut has a $3000 state rebate for leases at least 24 months, so that changes the game quite a bit.
However, Connecticut has a $3000 state rebate for leases at least 24 months, so that changes the game quite a bit.
johnnylingo
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Not sure what CT taxes are, but should be roughly $250/month once all taxes and fees are added in compared to the $200/month we're seeing, however half of that will be offset the extra $500 you get in state rebate compared to CA.
Personally I would base the decision more on if you really want/need the car now and if the range is adequate rather than the deal itself. The Bolt's 240 miles is really gonna shake things up in a few months and sometime in mid-2017 the e-Golf, Soul, and Focus will get range boosts similar to the BMW i3.
Essentially, the deals should only get better as time goes on.
Personally I would base the decision more on if you really want/need the car now and if the range is adequate rather than the deal itself. The Bolt's 240 miles is really gonna shake things up in a few months and sometime in mid-2017 the e-Golf, Soul, and Focus will get range boosts similar to the BMW i3.
Essentially, the deals should only get better as time goes on.
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SE, with our without the 7.2 Kwh and CCS quick charge option?ronciak said:Good point regarding the new models coming out soon, but I got a deal I couldn't refuse. I ended up getting it for $2011 drive-off and $107 a month. 7.5k miles per year.
johnnylingo
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Nice. That's about the same I paid, but with your $3000 state rebate you're looking at a total cost of around $1500. Doesn't get much better than that.
JoulesThief said:SE, with our without the 7.2 Kwh and CCS quick charge option?ronciak said:Good point regarding the new models coming out soon, but I got a deal I couldn't refuse. I ended up getting it for $2011 drive-off and $107 a month. 7.5k miles per year.
Without, unfortunately.
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