I live 70 miles away from my Polestar dealer and I had one issue in 3 years. It really wasn't a problem with the car, it was a 2 year maintenance check.They sent a Polestar truck to pick up my car and drop off the loaner. Two days later the same truck bought my car back to my house and took the loaner away. The only reason it took two days is I loved driving the newest model with ventilated leather seats and I wanted to keep it an extra day. The driver even parked my car in my driveway. BTW, the loaner was a brand new 2024 PS2 Performance. I have no complaints. In three years I have never had to drive to Polestar for any service. How many people can say that they haven't been to a service center in three years?
This deal is still available until July 31 what they do they will discount the car by extra $2000 total discount will be $12000 if you don’t want to pay extra for colors the Jupiter color is free of charge with no extra package I believe your payment will be $299 plus tax per month it’s great value for leasing you can always buy the car after the lease but would not recommend it even the sales people say that to because they will tank pretty heavily best of luck also SEE IF YOUR COUNTY HAVE ANY INSENSITIVE FOR LEASING AN EV OR BUYING ALSO CHECK WITH YOUR ELECTRIC COMPANY MOST OF THE TIME THEY SOMETHING THAT YOU CAN USE AS DOWN PAYMENT ALSO good luck 👍
I just reserved a base single motor. Even with a 3 year / 12K mile lease, it's a killer deal. Total due at signing factoring in costco discount: $2,340. $388/Month.
The *BIG* issue is that there are very few sales & service centers. A cheap car is great, but if you can't get service for it, going to be a bit worthless.
Wish i was in the market for another car this month. Would be interested to see how long both deals (lease/costco) last. Either way, great tip and video. My first video of yours Ive zeen, but you ust earned my sub
Ice vehicles are great, especially hybrids. But you have a narrow mindset if you believe ev's are outright trash and that no one wants them. I suggest you do some more research. Thank you
Pretty much all vehicles are miracles of ingenuity and engineering, people are closed minded and often fear change. I bet people preferred horses at one point too.
@neilberkeley5469 not a good example, cell phones were welcomed with open arms. They obviously solved a problem, big one. Price was the only issue. EVs on the other hand are pushed by climate concern, not a problem everyone identity with or agree with. Also, the existing product (combustion engine is doing just fine).
I've watched your videos and the 1.25% rule. What doesnt make sense is how do you figure it is a better deal than buying a car???? Yes the payment every month as a ratio to the MSRP can be lower on a Lease but you also have to return the car at the end of the lease or be ready to buy it which means you end up paying the full sticker price of the car without any negotiations that you wuld have done if you were buying the car. Help me understand how this metric works. You also are not talking about the implicit interest rate on the Lease which may be really high.... higher than the buying option? This metric not making sense to me. Pls help me understand the logic.
Hello sir. Thank You for this video. Would I receive a 7,500 ev tax credit if I lease this? Also, would you rather get this or the model 3 if you had a choice? Tia
It is a great lease deal. If your only concern is monthly payment, your analysis is sound. BUT, a car purchase gives you an asset worth something. After 27 months on a lease your owned value is zero. On a purchase you have built up some equity. And after 72 months you own 100% of the market value. You could theoretically drive it several more years with a zero monthly payment.
Yes but you can buy your lease at the end of the 3 years if you want to keep it long term. And you get the $7500 credit if you lease whereas if you purchased, you don’t. Particular for this car, leasing is the better option and it’s not even close. For others cars that don’t lease well, your logic is sound. 🙏🏾
Small EV insight: Most manufacturers recommend charging to 80% to optimize battery health. Also, many utility companies offer rebates around $1,000 for EV charging equipment and you can pocket the difference (like i did). Thanks for showing step by step how to calculate a 1% deal. Very thorough and I will certainly use that to evaluate lease offers going forward.
Both great deals, but the Polestar 2 is a much better car overall. I’d personally go the Polestar route. Not saying the bz4x is bad, but slight edge to the Polestar.
Can you show the lease calculations if you have negative equity on a vehicle you're looking to trade into a lease? Curious is that would be a better deal for some
All electric vehicles should have a fantastic lease deal, a 27 month lease means that you pay the tags for a year but you have it for 3 months, not a good deal. A 3 year lease is better than a 24 or 27 month lease.
Google search “Costco polestar” and the offer will be in the search results. Enter your Costco info and you will be able to print a $2000 certificate that you then bring to the dealer
Yes it’s still available until the end of this month you can go to any polestar dealer and they know about it quick tip see if your county offer insensitive for owning an ev car you can include that to as when lease my advice don’t buy it just lease it and give it back because the value will tank good luck 👍
I ran the numbers against my 2023 model Y long Range with 250 deductible for collision and 0 for comp in the state of Florida and the rates were similar
@@rafaelcano5593 rates have gone up because we are in Florida however my 23 model Y insuring it alone with a $250 deductible for collision and 0.00 deductible for comprehensive ,$500,000 property damage and 250,000 per person personal injury 146. With State Farm.
@@tonyb1463they gave me a choice of silver or blue. Very little left. Princeton is the dealer. If I took silver I could have the car today. Blue will be delivered early July. I took the blue
Please don't promote leasing! The car companies are trying to force us into perpetual leasing for maximum profits. "You will own nothing and like it." If we all refuse to lease, then they will have to reduce purchase prices.
@@82mattlopez Leasing & pease buyouts is throwing money down the toilet. Just wait tor prices to come down or shop used from a private party. That is where best deals can be found.
