Cant lease out of state from Laura GMC - Any other options?

[weddingre]

Laura GMC has the best prices I have seen to buy... TO lease from Laura GMC you have to live in Illinois or Missouri (Just called them). Anyone know of a dealer with such great prices that lease out of state? I am in Florida.

Thanks for the help guys!

 

[Parthery]

Ally requires you to complete the lease deal in person which means you can't do it remotely. That's their policy.

That said, with residuals the way they are and with zero percent on 2016s, do you really want to lease?

 

[weddingre]

Ally requires you to complete the lease deal in person which means you can't do it remotely. That's their policy.

That said, with residuals the way they are and with zero percent on 2016s, do you really want to lease?

Very good point. My issues with buying is that I have never owned a GMC/Chev vehicle and would rather do a lease to see how we like the vehicle and if any longevity issues arise I won't be stuck with it. Consumer Reports rates the reliability as worse than average. Rather lease and never find out.

 

[Cleach]

DO NOT LEASE with Laura even if you're in state. I bought my 16 Denali from them, and they are a great dealership, but leasing isn't their thing. They told me they do maybe 1 lease every few hundred sales.

When I first started looking at leasing I couldn't get their monthly payment they were telling me to line up with what I knew it should be based on Cap, residual, and MF. After speaking with one of the managers, they were marking the MF waaayyyy up and made no apologies about it.
My 2015 BMW M3 was the same MSRP as my 16 Denali, yet the Denali was way cheaper price after discounts. Over a 3 year lease I would pay a little over $3000 in interest cost for the M3. Leasing a similar MSRP Denali was over $9000 in interest over 3 years. No thanks!

 

[weddingre]

DO NOT LEASE with Laura even if you're in state. I bought my 16 Denali from them, and they are a great dealership, but leasing isn't their thing. They told me they do maybe 1 lease every few hundred sales.

When I first started looking at leasing I couldn't get their monthly payment they were telling me to line up with what I knew it should be based on Cap, residual, and MF. After speaking with one of the managers, they were marking the MF waaayyyy up and made no apologies about it.
My 2015 BMW M3 was the same MSRP as my 16 Denali, yet the Denali was way cheaper price after discounts. Over a 3 year lease I would pay a little over $3000 in interest cost for the M3. Leasing a similar MSRP Denali was over $9000 in interest over 3 years. No thanks!

Yes I have seen that indeed dealers marking up MF