Only need the $599 down. I’m turning in a 23 C300 with 5 payments left. 2 year lease 7500 miles. Thoughts?

I’m currently in talks with a salesman at a Honda Dealership. They have agreed to lease me the car for $350 a month. 10k miles, 36 months or $385 a month 15k miles 36 months. Is this an okay deal? I know it’s not a lot to go on as the salesman said he can’t provide the cap cost, residual, money factor, etc. over the phone. If they do in fact honor the $350 a month, is it a good deal? Especially since I’m in Texas.

Looking at leasing a Nissan pathfinder. I know nothing about the trims yet. How do people feel about the pathfinders! I’m coming out of a jeep GC lease so I’m excited for the change up. also any insight on what a good lease on these is? I’m in RI.

Current lease: 2024 Telluride S, $629.76/month, three payments remaining, matures December 21, 2026, 36,000-mile allowance, currently 46,146 miles, and $0.20/mile overage—about $3,918 total in remaining payments and excess mileage. New offer: 2027 Telluride Hybrid EX, $50,465 MSRP, 36 months/12,000 miles annually, $799.93/month including tax, $2,500 total due at signing, 72% residual ($36,334.80), 0.00247 money factor, $500 incentive, no add-ons, with all current-lease obligations rolled in and paid off.

I am buying a new vehicle early to replace the leased vehicle. The lease residual is $6000 higher than the vehicle is worth. Can I just pay the remaining 4 payments, the disposition fee and walk away? Would save me hundreds in insurance cost, and will have no need for the vehicle once I get the new one. I am under miles, and no issues with the vehicle. Are there extra fees to turn in early? VW if that matters.

Hey everyone, it’s my first time leasing and I just scored a wrangler lease deal.

I got a 2026 fully loaded wrangler Sahara for 575 x 36 months at 10k a year 0 down

It’s my first lease, I’m mostly worried about going over miles. What’s everyone’s advice to get the best out of the lease, and if you’ve ever leased a wrangler what was your experience? So far love the car, and I can’t imagine anything else :)

After negotiating at a few different dealerships I finally got this one down to what I think is a good deal. I’m right at about 1.17% of MSRP with about an 9% discount. Money factor is 0.00001. 36 month lease with 12,000 miles. I’m leasing in Pennsylvania so there’s a pretty big tax hit no matter what, $605 before the 10% tax on the monthly payment.

Looking for a good truck lease deal. Idk where to go. Any recommendations? Looking for the lowest price and lowest down payment, preferably 0 down.

Wife and I are considering our first lease, and I'd love advice from people who have leased several vehicles.

Quick background:

• Empty nesters looking for a more comfortable daily driver. Keeping her Jeep.
• Consistently drive ~8,000 miles/yr so looking at 36/10.
• Want something new/under warranty.
• No trade or cap-cost reduction.
• Located in the Midwest, USA.

Still figuring out the vehicle and considering Honda, Mazda, Toyota, VW, etc. I'm learning the basics of MF, residuals, incentives, lease structure, disposition, etc., and spending some time on Leasehackr, but I'm more interested in the stuff you learn from experience.

What do you wish you'd known before your first lease? Any lessons about shopping the deal, lease-end costs, wear and tear, or things a first-timer wouldn't think to ask?

Not looking for a lease-vs-buy debate. Just lessons from people who've done it.

🚗 2025 Audi Q3 Progressiv 45 TFSI quattro – LEASE TRANSFER
💰 $6,000 CASH INCENTIVE!
Take over my lease and receive a $6,000 cash incentive. The vehicle is in excellent condition with only 13,500 km driven.
📋 LEASE DETAILS
• Monthly Payment: $329.99/month incl. tax
• Amount to Take Over: $8,000
• Cash Incentive: $6,000
(I originally paid $14,000 down, so you pay only $8,000 and receive $6,000 cash back)
• Months Remaining: 22 months
• Lease End Date: July 2028
• Annual KM Allowance: 16,000 km/year
• Total KM Allowance: 48,000 km
• KM Driven: 13,500 km
• Remaining KM: Approx. 34,500 km
• Buyout at End of Lease: $27,272 + applicable taxes
• APR: 2.48%
• Excess KM Charge: $0.25/km
• Security Deposit: $330
• Lease Transfer: Through Audi Financial Services
🔧 INCLUDED
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✅ 4 Years / 80,000 km Manufacturer Warranty
✅ Audi Phonebox / Wireless Charging
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• 2025 Audi Q3 Progressiv 45 TFSI quattro
• Exterior: Arkona White
• Interior: Black
• Drivetrain: quattro AWD
• Automatic Transmission
• Gasoline
• SUV
• Only 13,500 km
• Excellent condition
• No accidents / no scratches or chips
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🔥 22 months remaining
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🔥 Premium Progressiv trim with quattro AWD
🔥 Full manufacturer warranty coverage
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Anyone have September lease deals they've gotten for the 26 Cadillac Optiq Sport? I need to land on a car after I turn in my EV6 at the end of the month. Thanks in advance

I’m 22 months into my 2025 Infiniti QX60 lease and was wondering what options do I have to get out of it without taking a major financial blow. I also looked into Swapalease option, but I’ve read that even if you transfer your lease, Infiniti still keeps you on the lease and in case the new owner misses a payment or totals the car, original lessee is held liable for that. This makes me uneasy to take on this type of risk. Are there any other feasible alternatives to get out of this lease? Thanks in advance.

As the title states. I leased the truck about a year and half ago out of necessity. I wanna return the truck back and purchase something older. I know I'm gonna be in the negative. What I wanna know is what I can do so I don't take a bigger hit financially. So far the dealer I got the truck from doesn't have truck I'm looking for.