Leasing a C7
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Melting Slicks
Joined: Nov 2013
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From: Palm Beach County FL
Leasing a C7
I really want the C7, but I promised myself to skip the first 2 years.
Well, I really want the C7 still and I don't think I want to wait 2 years anymore. LOL
so that being said, I had the crazy idea of possibly leasing a C7 (base model) for 36-39 months or so. Then I can upgrade to the 2017 C7 which will probably have bunch of tweaks and what not...
I googled for some leasing info on the C7, but I can't find anything (including chevy.com)
has anyone leased one? looking to see what kind of numbers are out there for the lease.
again, I want the base C7 (51,995). When it's time for the next one in 3 years, I will probably do 2LT with Z51
any help is appreciated it!
Well, I really want the C7 still and I don't think I want to wait 2 years anymore. LOL
so that being said, I had the crazy idea of possibly leasing a C7 (base model) for 36-39 months or so. Then I can upgrade to the 2017 C7 which will probably have bunch of tweaks and what not...
I googled for some leasing info on the C7, but I can't find anything (including chevy.com)
has anyone leased one? looking to see what kind of numbers are out there for the lease.
again, I want the base C7 (51,995). When it's time for the next one in 3 years, I will probably do 2LT with Z51
any help is appreciated it!
Burning Brakes
Joined: Aug 2006
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Like was said earlier...SEARCH. Supposedly GM is offering a lease for $599/mo. 39 mo. for an ultra low mileage lease on a base no option car. Once you add the required mileage, add tax-title-license and remove the down payment plan on $800/mo. Typical lease advertising
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/c7-g...ase-deals.html
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/c7-g...ase-deals.html
