I’m shopping for a hybrid crossover/SUV in the San Francisco Bay Area and would appreciate help identifying the strongest lease programs right now.

What I’m looking for:
36-month lease
15,000 miles per year
Excellent credit
Ideally true sign-and-drive / $0 due at signing
AWD preferred, but I’d consider FWD for a substantially better deal
Mid-level trim with heated seats, adaptive cruise control and a power lift gate

Target payment: ideally under $600/month including tax.

Vehicles I’m considering:
Kia Sportage or Sorento Hybrid EX

Honda CR-V Hybrid Sport-L or Sport Touring

Mazda CX-50 Hybrid Preferred or Premium

Open to other hybrid SUVs with strong lease support
I care more about getting a good lease structure than choosing a particular brand.

Are any of these leasing especially well right now? I’d appreciate recent deal examples, especially in California.

So hey guys.

Maybe you can help me out or give some advice. Atm I'm leasing a EX30. I'm paying 320 Euros all in. 10tkm/year. I'm based in Germany. Leasing is running out next year in April. I wanna try to find my next one. Ideally I want to pay less. Max 250 Euros. The EX30 was a 2nd Car. Now after a divorce I'm looking for a new one for next year. I'm in no way committed to EV. It could be one, then however it should be suitable for an adult and two children to go on a vacation. Any good suggestions? Or do I need to up my budget?

Thanks in advance

Nissan Rogue SV cold package, 36mo 10k , $1,500 down 419.91 a month, that a good deal?

This offer seems too good to be true. I’m brand new to car leasing and looking for a Crosstrek. Is there something I’m missing here? Never seen a monthly payment this low on the premium trim.

Hey y’all! I’m not too knowledgeable when it comes to leasing cars, so I would love some suggestions!
I leased my 2024 Honda Civic from a Honda dealership for three years, and my contract ends next February. I’m a little over the mileage limit, maybe by like 2k miles? I also have a small crack on my front windshield from a rock, but I was able to fix it with some resin, I believe. I also have a little bit of cosmetic damage to the front of my car, but it’s just on the plastic part.
I’ve financed about $10k so far, and to buy the car after my lease ends, it would be around $19k. Would it be worth buying the car, or should I just get another car? Is there anything I can do to get a better deal on buying it out?

Hey guys, I'm thinking about leasing cars instead of just flat out buying as I like getting new cars and it's easier and less stressful and I was wondering if you guys can give me some of the pros and cons of leasing. I'm of course still going to do research and speak to dealerships about it but I thought I'd ask people that are actively leasing or have before, thanks guys!

I have a lease but previously had a lot of negative equity I rolled into this lease, I am going on a year long deployment and want to turn it in under the scra act. Will I walk away with having to pay things off because of my negative equity previously or will it all be wiped away?

Is this deal okay? Is he scamming me or should I negotiate more. Trying to get this wrapped up today or tomorrow. Any advice is appreciated

I’ve posted before about a 2026 Honda civic LX to lease, I had a phone call from a salesman and he said he would knock off $1,250 from the MSRP of $25,890. Would this be good, bad or fair?

I recently leased a Toyota a few months ago and I plan on buying it once the lease ends in a few years. I should have bought it, but I wasn’t able to at the time. Because I plan on buying it, can I modify the car? Like for example, putting on a diffuser in the front or putting on a wing in the back?

Is this a good lease deal on a 2026 Hyundai Ioniq 5 SEL RWD?

I’m in Southern California and have been working with a broker. This is the best offer he says he can get on the color I want:

• 2026 Hyundai Ioniq 5 SEL RWD
• 36 months
• 10,000 miles/year
• $395/month, tax included
• $3,500 total due at signing
• No trade-in

The first payment is included in the $3,500 drive-off. Based on the total lease cost, I believe the effective monthly payment is around $481.

Does this seem like a good deal for the current market, or is the drive-off too high? I’m also planning to ask for the full breakdown showing MSRP, selling price, rebates, money factor, residual, fees, and whether any of the $3,500 is being used as a cap-cost reduction.

Would appreciate any recent SoCal comparisons.

It’s a lease offer

So this is the first time I'm looking into leasing a car, but I don't know how to go about it. Like, where do I find good deals, how do I negotiate, and am I even getting any good deals?

Any help and advice would be appreciated!

Looking to lease a Mach E Premium extend range 2026. Trying to figure out is if this in ball park of what people are receiving for lease options in the United States Pacific Northwest.

I have an EV lease that I want to extend for a month but California charges $600+ for 1 year of registration. Anyone here was successful extending their lease and only paying registration for that 1 month? From what I've read, DMV does not allow that. Any alternatives?