fyfchu
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ev-vin.blogspot.com

The ev-vin.blogspot.com listing ev lease bargains now only has the factory lease offers. The local dealership offers are no longer listed. Does anyone know what happened? Is there another website with that information? We are beginning to think about what cars to look at once our 2019 lease is up next year.
f1geek
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Re: ev-vin.blogspot.com

If you need to wait a year, you might just want to not look for at least 6 months. I continue to read about chip shortages causing new car delays that won't be solved for anywhere from 6 months to 1 year. I imagine once more inventory has built up, local dealers will have more incentive to offer lease deals.
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cctop
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Re: ev-vin.blogspot.com

It looks like the lease info that was on ev-vin is now posted on electrek.co:

https://electrek.co/best-electric-vehicle-leases/#VW

Underneath each vehicle, the yellow boxes are factory lease deals and the blue boxes are offers from individual dealers.

The same site also tracks purchase prices:

https://electrek.co/best-electric-vehicle-prices/
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