Anybody know if this is just a single dealership offering this or only in CARB/ZEV states?Starting to offer some deals on leasing. Not sure if this is dealer or region specific.
NMAC Lease Cash
Expires: 3/31/2023
$5,400
It says you can't buy at end of lease, but for some looking to lease.
I was offered a rebate if I leased the Ariya. It was not the full $7500 but a $4500 and others incentives. I opted for the 3 year 2.59% that was specific to the Engage trim. I bought the Evolve trim so its always good to ask. I purchase from a dealer in northern ca.Anybody know if this is just a single dealership offering this or only in CARB/ZEV states?
I know NMAC does not allow buyouts but I believe you can do third party sales or sell back to the Nissan dealership - so there are various exit strategies. If you plan to keep the Ariya long-term for more than 3-4 years... then leasing is not for you.
The first post is from Irvine Nissan, they have a banner on the front webpage.Anybody know if this is just a single dealership offering this or only in CARB/ZEV states?
I know NMAC does not allow buyouts but I believe you can do third party sales or sell back to the Nissan dealership - so there are various exit strategies. If you plan to keep the Ariya long-term for more than 3-4 years... then leasing is not for you.
I noticed the rate increased to 2.99% now.I was offered a rebate if I leased the Ariya. It was not the full $7500 but a $4500 and others incentives. I opted for the 3 year 2.59% that was specific to the Engage trim. I bought the Evolve trim so its always good to ask. I purchase from a dealer in northern ca.
Still good for cash buyers. I opened a CD at 4.95% for two years and will bank the difference. The think the lender is capital one but I have gotten the payment papers as the car is less than a week old.I noticed the rate increased to 2.99% now.
If you lease and keep it for 3 years.. the high MF eats up the savings. If you lease and buyout/refinance say an Ioniq 5 or GV60... you save $6500 after various lease fees compared to buying.The first post is from Irvine Nissan, they have a banner on the front webpage.
I'm wondering about other brand offers, for example Mercedes EQ series. When I read the fine print, the amount paid and the buyout price appear to be closed to the MSRP, even though it says $7500 reduction. The Ioniq 5 offer I saw had a similar thing.
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