The major parts of a lease are the purchase price, the MSRP, the residual, the cash down, and the interest rate. It's very hard to review a lease without knowing all the charges and costs.
That said, if it's really $270 without a big down then it's definitely fair for what you're getting. Note, however, that if you live in a CARB state, which you do, you can get a better deal since GM picks up more money for the ZEV credits. Look at the Rydell website. I think you'll see cars offered for more off.
Agree that when negotiating to buy/lease a vehicle, you never want to be in a hurry. Usually the seller will do their best to create a (false) sense of urgency. LOL
That said, if it's really $270 without a big down then it's definitely fair for what you're getting. Note, however, that if you live in a CARB state, which you do, you can get a better deal since GM picks up more money for the ZEV credits. Look at the Rydell website. I think you'll see cars offered for more off.
Agree that when negotiating to buy/lease a vehicle, you never want to be in a hurry. Usually the seller will do their best to create a (false) sense of urgency. LOL
Weren't ferengi always unhappy and dissatisfied?