Kia EV9

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Hi Everyone,

I was able to find my last lease due to a recommended dealer from here, but this time I just used the numbers I saw to find my own deal!

Local dealer wouldn’t come close and only had a gold colored car, so I called a dealer that I found their car marked down on Cargurus about an hour away and went back and forth on the phone over the span of a few calls.

I turned in my Kia EV9 lease early, which rolled in my last 3 payments of $1155. They never included the $500 graduation rebate until I caught it during signing. They said it would be too much re-signing if I wanted to adjust my $ down from $400 to $385, no big deal, not my fault the sales person didn’t present any papers besides the credit app (rookie mistake, but she verbally agreed on the $400/month which was my goal) I’m glad they missed it at first since it brought my payment down more.

I don’t want to post the dealer in the case they don’t want to be blown up and not be able to replicate the deal. I will post back when I get my plates (they said typically 2 weeks) and I will confirm if they can replicate this or close to.

Not sure if anyone can help with this, but I signed a paper for “NSD Theft Benefit” and was told its a benefit if the car were to get stolen and not recovered the company will pay $1500 to me and $1000 to a dealer on a new car, so I signed it since it was already built into the deal. On there shows an amount of $299 and in the fine print says it can be cancelled within 60 days. I found the tracker in my car, very neatly done, I know it’s aftermarket because it has an in-line fuse and is zip-tied on. So I guess my question is, do I cancel it? should I have access to the tracker? should I cancel and ask for them to remove it? I know it was not installed due to my personal credit risk, but possibly a normal thing they do?

  
      

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