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I got the base plug-in model. You can't use that rebate for the regular hybrid, must be plug-in.

Hey thanks a lot for this. I was considering the eGolf but ended up getting the Hyundai Sonata Plug-in and used this rebate you posted about. Cheers, thanks for sharing :-)

You sure love your acronyms. What's that one?

The standard deals are already this. Would it be ambitious to aim for sub 200/mo on SEL? How did you get to 5500 down? What is "OTD"?

I can't help but think that most of this discussion belongs in the "eGolf owners" part of this forum..

Contradicts the last couple of posts here.

No need to be pissy, mate if you don't want to help you don't have to. How would you transport an electric vehicle if you happen to find a deal across the state? Just curious. Basically if this is indeed the selling price, and not the federal rebate discounted price, then it looks pretty good...

Is this including the federal rebate? If not, then that looks pretty good, but I am not absolutely sure as I've only been looking at the SELs. Where were you quoted that deal?

Umm what? I thought they were just infused with more funding. See here.

Here in LA I can hardly see any eGolfs. Maybe they're all selling up north...

That being said, your SE deal sounds like a screamer as well. 1500 down, 50/mo for 24 mo? Wow

I would keep trying to contact them or at least call them up. They have the best deals and I think if you can get someone to confirm numbers via email it would be worth driving there. They're offering 159/mo on their website on your terms. 1500 down. Excl drive off fees.

Questions: 1. Does the down payment include drive off fees such as registration, acquisition etc? Tax? 2. How many miles per year? Have you seen the deal advertised on the Hayward VW website?

I think I saw you there. I was test driving the SEL. A family that just walked out. I was told they just picked up an SE. Around closing time. Pretty sure. haha

Indeed, OP is a chump, got played and is locked into a contract losing a lot of money. No doubts. However that is because discounts are so readily available. With these numbers, the payment is like almost $500/mo. Isn't it? Assuming money factor of say 0.0007. The reason the OP got played is...

Well the down is 1500. And lic, doc, reg, tax etc comes to around 1100. Pretty typical. Anyhow is this a good deal? I am not seeing anyone else offer this anywhere else.

Hey guys - got a dealership (in LA) to match the hayward website SEL offer (1500 down, 159/mo, 30 mo) but I need 12k miles and also I don't have the grad bonus (even though I'm currently in grad school). He's saying around $200/mo, 30mo, 1500down total drive off just under $3000 (incl first...