Riviot
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Ha! It’s amazing isn’t it? Congrats.The Chevrolet Blazer RS EV at $54.5K msrp is leasing at roughly the same monthly as the $96k 2023 quad deal I just signed. Lol
WowHa! It’s amazing isn’t it? Congrats.
I got my lease terms today:
2023 R1S quad
MSRP: 97,550
36 month
10k annual miles
Residual value: 60%
Money factor: .00001 (0.02% APR)
Basically, I’ll be paying $1.40 in interest per month with my lease payments.
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I have no idea how you’re saying you got paint upgrade or interior upgrade reimbursed? I’ve asked my guide multiple times and said doesn’t exist and he’s never done it for anyone.
How close were your lease payments to the online estimator?I guess I should have called and dealt with sales? I did mine online from the shop but had asked initially before accepting about an upgrade and no go. I didn’t do upgraded paint but did do interior and guide said never heard of giving away an upgrade.
Congrats on the great deal.Ha! It’s amazing isn’t it? Congrats.
I got my lease terms today:
2023 R1S quad
MSRP: 97,550
36 month
10k annual miles
Residual value: 60%
Money factor: .00001 (0.02% APR)
Basically, I’ll be paying $1.40 in interest per month with my lease payments.
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Makes me wonder too.Congrats on the great deal.
I wonder how this impacts Rivian's revenues from Chase (their financing partner). My understanding is that when customer leases a vehicle, Chase purchases it from Rivian and handles the transaction from there with Rivian retaining some risk on residual values.
Chase can't make a profit by lending at near-zero APRs, so I would assume Rivian is accepting a discounted price on these vehicles from Chase?