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Anyone looking to sell/cancel their lease early needs to be certain of the economic cost. Technically, if you don't own/lease the vehicle for at least 36 months (it might be shorter, but there is a timeframe in the requirements) you forfeit the $1500 California incentive. They are supposed to...

There isn't any point in taking my comments out of context. We are talking about VW leases (or at least I was), not Nissan leases, and the financial differences between leasing versus financing--not the legal or theoretical limits of a lease (and to be clear, it's not true that one "owns" a...

As far as I could tell, the differences between the LE and SEL are LED headlights and the digital dash (option). I'm surprised at the price tag on that car without the digital dash. It doesn't seem like VW is trying to sell these yet.

Yes, if you qualify for the $4,000 credit bonus and you qualify for the full $7,500 tax credit, then that makes buying in this particular circumstances better. If neither of those apply, however, you're better off leasing because the full $7,500 will pass through to you. People need to...

That's where we're at. If VW keeps dragging their feet we'll have to get an eTron or possibly a Kia Niro. Although, I am tempted to give the 125 range a try for 3 years but this time I might just wait until they're giving them away at the end of the year again.

The California rebate wasn't a tax rebate, it was a rebate check from the state so it was a given. Now I think it's income dependent but still a given as long as you're within the correct income bracket. I believe the first month's lease payment is normally included in drive-off fees and down...

$17,965 ($11,000 + $6965 [$199x35]) - $2500 California EV rebate.

I got a similar deal leasing a 2016 SE. We pay $199 per month and with an $11,000 residual my wife and I would end up paying $15,465 out of pocket total (and that's including a $500ish wear and tear warranty). I grew up thinking the same everyone else seems to have in regards to leasing vs...

Mine was $0 and $0 fees of any kind...as in, I gave my signature and drove off the lot.

The 2015 would annoy me with the bugs and dependency on carnet for certain settings. But the 2016 SE won't always have quick charge capability since that came late in the year as an option. But my 2016 SE is 195 per month so I don't know how much better off a deal you can get.

nvm

Our lease ends in October and we'll only keep it if VW gives it to us (for like $6K). I doubt that will happen and I'm not even sure we'll be seeing 200ish mile range eGolfs so this is likely our last. I'm going to be looking at the Bolt and Kia Niro PHEV...or maybe an eTron depending on what a...

I can't trust that list comparing the Volt to the Golf. The front seats were uncomfortable and the rear was useless for adults compared to our eGolf. I haven't seen a Bolt yet. I want to test a Bolt and a Kia Niro EV or PHEV.

That doesn't seem like good economy. $6K difference in exchange for three year older technology and worse interest rates. In any case, I would not expect that from VW. They aren't going to offer larger packs. In fact, I think they will change the chassis from MQB by then anyway.

There is no liability issues posting sales quotes. If someone told you they heard about someone being sued over doing so they were confused and didn't have all the details. If you post a sales quote along with a claim that someone is a liar or a thief, then you could be subject to a lawsuit...