$704 a month all-in (payment, tax, miles, insurance and gas, added up) at 12,000 miles a year at U.S. average prices. The ad says $259. The receipt adds every step between the two.
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Read from Chevrolet offers page on 2026-10-30.
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The ad saysSource: The listing itself, from 13 public sites. Newest read Oct 30.$259
Money due when you sign ($3,890), spread over 36 monthsSource: The ad's own fees; a $500 transfer fee is assumed when the ad gives none. Read with the ad, Oct 30.+ $108
Tax, our estimate, because the ad gives no tax rate (U.S. average rate, until you pick your state)Source: State revenue department pages, 33 of 51 states sourced. Read Oct 30.+ $16
Miles: you drive 12,000 a year, the lease covers 10,000You drive 2,000 miles a year more than the lease allows. We price buying them up front: 1 step of 2,500 miles at $19 a month each (our estimate). That is $19 a month.Source: The ad's miles and per-mile rate; $0.25 a mile when the ad gives none. Read with the ad, Oct 30.+ $19
Insurance, our estimate for the U.S. average: $164 (range $132 to $197). Your own quote may differ. Type yours.We use the middle of the range. Full coverage, a typical driver with a clean record.Source: The Zebra model quotes and MoneyGeek 2025 state averages. Quotes read Oct 19, state table read Oct 30.+ $164
Gas, our estimate12,000 mi a year÷about 31 mpg(middle of the EPA figures for the 2026 Trailblazer)=387 gallons×$4.27 a gallon(EIA U.S. average regular, week of Oct 26)=$1,653 a year=$138 a monthcity 30 to highway 32Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration (gas, week of Oct 26; electricity, August 2026). Read Oct 30.+ $138
The cheapest live car in the table is the 2026 Toyota Corolla at $531 all-in. This car is $173 a month more than that.
The full math, line by line
This table is priced at 12,000 miles a year and U.S. average prices.
The math for 2026 Chevrolet Trailblazer FWD LT
Monthly payment in the ad
$259 plus tax
Months on the lease
36
Due when you sign
$4,149. It includes your first payment of $259. The other $3,890 is fees and any money down, and we count all of it.
That $3,890, spread over 36 months
$108 a month
Sticker price
$26,295 (as stated by the source)
Tax rate used
6.00% (our estimate, the source stated none)
Monthly cost before tax, money due at signing spread out
$367
Tax, each month
$16
Monthly cost after tax
$383
Lease cost over all the months, before tax
$13,214
Transfer fee
none stated by the source
Cash the seller says they will pay you
$0
Miles a year the lease allows
10,000
Extra miles to reach your 12,000 a year
You drive 2,000 miles a year more than the lease allows. We price buying them up front: 1 step of 2,500 miles at $19 a month each (our estimate). That is $19 a month. If you pay the ad’s end-of-lease rate instead: +$23 a month ($0.25 a mile, as the ad states).
Insurance, our estimate
$164 a month for the U.S. average (range $132 to $197). We use the middle of the range. Source: our class estimate, fitted to The Zebra's model quotes, read 2026-10-19. Full coverage, a typical driver with a clean record. Source and date
Gas, our estimate
$138 a month (about 31 mpg, middle of the EPA figures for the 2026 Trailblazer; EIA U.S. average regular, week of Oct 26)
All in, each month
$704
All in, over all the months, our estimate
$25,344
Listing status
live
Source read
2026-10-30
For the experts: the exact lease terms
Lease terms for experts
When it ends
Offer ends Nov 6 (in 7 days)
MSRP
$26,295
Cap reduction
inside the money due at signing, not split out
Effective monthly, before tax
$367
Effective monthly, after tax
$383
Effective as a share of MSRP, monthly
1.46%
Leasehackr score, estimate
5.7
All-in cost as a share of MSRP
96.4%
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Transfer fee we assumed ($500), spread over 21 months+ $24
Tax, our estimate, because the ad gives no tax rate (U.S. average rate, until you pick your state)+ $17
Miles: you drive 12,000 a year, the lease covers 14,454+ $0
Insurance, our estimate for the U.S. average (range $140 to $215). Type yours.+ $178
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The ad says $369 a month. With everything added, it is $663 a month. Most of the difference is insurance, $188 a month (our estimate for the U.S. average, $150 to $225; type yours).
The ad says$369
Tax, our estimate, because the ad gives no tax rate (U.S. average rate, until you pick your state)+ $22
Miles: you drive 12,000 a year, the lease covers 9,996+ $19
Insurance, our estimate for the U.S. average (range $150 to $225). Type yours.+ $188
Electric: charging at home, our estimate+ $65
All in, each month$663
If you pay the ad’s end-of-lease rate instead: +$23 a month ($0.25 a mile, as the ad states).
SwapALease, read Oct 30. Insurance and charging are estimates, not quotes.
The ad says $471 a month. The seller says they will pay you $7,226 to take it over, about $249 a month. With everything added, the real cost is $604 a month.
The ad says$471
Cash the seller says they will pay you, each month- $249
Transfer fee we assumed ($500), spread over 29 months+ $17
Tax, our estimate, because the ad gives no tax rate (U.S. average rate, until you pick your state)+ $28
Miles: you drive 12,000 a year, the lease covers 12,857+ $0
Insurance, our estimate for the U.S. average (range $124 to $220). Type yours.+ $172
Gas, our estimate+ $165
All in, each month$604
LeaseTrader, read Oct 30. Insurance and gas are estimates, not quotes.
The ad says $279 a month. With everything added, it is $606 a month. Most of the difference is insurance, $165 a month (our estimate for the U.S. average, $130 to $200; type yours).
The ad says$279
Tax, our estimate, because the ad gives no tax rate (U.S. average rate, until you pick your state)+ $17
Miles: you drive 12,000 a year, the lease covers 9,996+ $19
Insurance, our estimate for the U.S. average (range $130 to $200). Type yours.+ $165
Gas, our estimate+ $126
All in, each month$606
If you pay the ad’s end-of-lease rate instead: +$23 a month ($0.25 a mile, as the ad states).
SwapALease, read Oct 30. Insurance and gas are estimates, not quotes.
The ad says $726 a month. The seller says they will pay you $7,000 to take it over, about $467 a month, which brings the real cost down to $614 a month with everything added.
The ad says$726
Cash the seller says they will pay you, each month- $467
Transfer fee we assumed ($500), spread over 15 months+ $33
Tax, our estimate, because the ad gives no tax rate (U.S. average rate, until you pick your state)+ $44
Miles: you drive 12,000 a year, the lease covers 11,081+ $19
Insurance, our estimate for the U.S. average (range $136 to $242). Type yours.+ $189
Electric: charging at home, our estimate+ $70
All in, each month$614
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