How Much I Paid for My Bolt

[Cav1982]

Paid $23.5k for a CPO 2018 Bolt Premier in NJ two weeks ago. Has 15k miles on the clock. Has both the Driver Confidence Package and the Infotainment Package.

[SlyPig]

Liked a 2020 White Premier Bolt at the dealer, in Utah. Was going to take a look at a 2017. This 2020 was MSPP at about $43,500 ish.

I asked them to give me the best price they could and they gave me $29k.

They wanted my trade in which I'd not had more than $5000 as offers from other places. they gave me $6,000

Also used the Costco deal on top of the dealer and GM deals too, just in case you weren't aware of that one.

I'm happy. Got the car for $26k out the door. they made money on it too I assume. I'm sure I could have haggled a little more but I was okay with the deal.

[paulgipe]

That's a good deal. You can always get a better one it may seem but it's better to take a good deal in hand than two better deals in the bush.

Paul

[Rocko]

Been shopping for a new 2020 Premier, the best price so far is 27.5k OTD. 3 Year lease deals are awful in Ky, was quoted 10k one pay. I found a couple of nice 17's, one was 17.5k OTD with 19,000 mi perfect condition. Wonder if the just announced battery issue for 17-19's will lower the price a little? I wouldn't be afraid to buy one if the price was right. Wondering if it might effect cost of insurance though.

[ofcounsel]

I picked up a new 2020 Bolt. It's an LT in Kinetic Blue with with the Comfort and Convenience Package, Driver Confidence I and II Packages, DC Fast Charging, Black Bow Ties, and a Cargo Net. MSRP $40,475. Dealer Price $36,499. Then I picked up $500 in Chevy Military Veteran Discount, $8500 Manufacturer's Rebate, $3000 Coscto Rebate. Net Cost = $24,499.

[Rocko]

I've looked at and drove 3 2017 Bolts. One really stands out above the rest with less than 20k mi. A pristine LT. 2 weeks ago it was $19.500, last week 17.5 and now 15.5. I'm thinking 14k and I'll take my chances with whatever becomes of the battery situation.

[PackardV8]

I'll take my chances with whatever becomes of the battery situation.

I have less than no worries about the battery situation. Just set your charging instruction to hilltop reserve and don't give it another thought.

jack vines

[ChevyCustomerCare]

I've looked at and drove 3 2017 Bolts. One really stands out above the rest with less than 20k mi. A pristine LT. 2 weeks ago it was $19.500, last week 17.5 and now 15.5. I'm thinking 14k and I'll take my chances with whatever becomes of the battery situation.

Hi Rocko,

We look forward to having you join the Bolt EV family. Once you've found your perfect model, please e-mail us at socialmedia@gm.com with your VIN. We can check to confirm if the vehicle you purchase is included in this recall. In the meantime, you can visit www.chevy.com/boltevrecall or contact the Chevrolet EV Concierge 1-833-EVCHEVY (available Monday through Friday from 8:00am – 7:00pm EST) or contact your preferred Chevrolet EV dealer to learn more about this recall.

Dani C.

[Rocko]

Dani C.

Thanks, will do!

[SparkE]

On cargurus at the moment, a SLEW of 2017 Bolts for $14K (or less) ...

$12.8k, 60k miles
$13.7k, 66k miles
$13.7k, 49k miles
$14k, 40k miles
$14k, 54k miles
$14k, 44k miles
$14k, 45k miles
$14k, 50k miles
$14k, 61k miles
$14k, 78k miles

{ ... skipping a bunch and only looking at lower mileage Bolts ... }

27k miles : $14.8k
33k miles : $14.8k
23k miles : $15k
26k miles : $15k (2018)
18k miles : $15.2k
18k miles : $15.7k

{ ... and then there are the 2019 Bolts ... }

51k miles, $16k (2019 !!)
56k miles, $17k (2019 !!)
20k miles, $18k (2019 !!)