7 good new-car lease deals you can get now – CBS News
7 good new-car lease deals you can get now
If you’re among car shoppers who like leasing, carmakers are suggesting some exceptionally good deals now. From midsize sedans to luxury cars like the Mercedes-Benz CLA250 (pictured above), manufacturers are backing these low-cost leases.
Leasing, which declined after the two thousand eight financial crisis, has risen again to twenty five percent of new-car transactions. Leases usually suggest lower monthly payments than auto loans because you’re paying only on the difference inbetween the new-car price and the car’s estimated value at the end of the lease after two or three years. With lower payments, you might be able to lease a more expensive car than you can lightly buy.
To give you an idea of what’s presently available, we’ve selected seven of the most interesting deals on two thousand fifteen models from among lists compiled by KelleyBlue Book and U.S. News.
Hyundai Sonata
Redesigned for 2015, the Sonata was cited as No. Two midsize car for the money by U.S. News. Reviewers praise the sedan for its comfy, quiet rail and interior with high-end materials. Standard equipment includes satellite radio and Bluetooth connection for a smartphone to make calls or stream music. The Sonata’s base four-cylinder engine is rated for twenty five MPG in the city and thirty seven on the highway.
Sonata list price commences at $21,150. The lease deal on suggest for the Sonata SE is for $199 a month with $1,999 due at signing.
Ford Fusion
Reviewers praise the Fusion midsize sedan for its nimble treating and quick stopping with strong brakes. They also like the well-appointed interior, ample passenger room and sizable trunk cargo space. The base four-cylinder engine has an EPA rating of twenty two MPG in city driving and thirty four on the highway.
Fusion list price starts at $22,500. The best lease deal on the Fusion SE version is for $189 per month for thirty six months with $Two,589 due at signing. You may find some regional variations.
Mazda6
Test drivers like the quick acceleration and nimble treating of the Mazda6. Some found it more joy to drive than its midsize rivals. The four-cylinder engine with automatic transmission is rated at a very strong twenty six MPG in the city, thirty eight on the highway. The base model with automatic has as standard equipment a rearview camera — an significant safety feature to avoid hitting people or objects when backing up.
List price for the Mazda6 starts at $21,190. The lease on the Sport version is for $189 per month for thirty six months and $1,999 due at signing.
Subaru Forester
Consumer Reports named the Forester the best puny SUV for a combination of safety, fuel economy and value. In a latest test drive, I found the acceleration quick from a standing commence with slew of power for highway passing from the Two.5-liter four-cylinder engine. (A more powerful turbocharged engine is an option).
Like all Subarus, the Forester comes standard with all-wheel drive, which typically reduces gas mileage. But the base-engine Forester is rated a more-than respectable twenty four MPG city, thirty two highway. Inwards, the Forester is roomy and comfy for front- and rear-seat passengers.
List price starts at $22,195. The lease being suggested is $249 per month with $1,949 due at signing on the Two.5i 6M version.
Buick Enclave
Reviewers praise this large SUV for its commodious seating for eight and generous cargo space. They also like the wonderful interior design. The Enclave comes with a standard V-6 engine that has enough power to treat steep grades. It’s rated for seventeen MPG in the city and twenty four on the highway — about average for its class.
List price starts at $39,050. The lease being suggested is $349 a month for thirty nine months with no down payment due at signing.
Cadillac CTS
The CTS ranks No. One among midsize luxury cars, according to reviews compiled by U.S. News Best Cars. Reviewers like its spectacular lines, powerful engine choices and athletic treating. The base turbocharged four-cylinder engine is rated for twenty MPG city, thirty highway. But a twin-turbo V-6 engine also is an option. Test drivers also like the convenient and quiet rail in the CTS.
List price starts at $43,805. The lease being suggested is for $449 per month for thirty six months with $Four,349 due at signing.
Mercedes-Benz CLA250
If you always dreamed to drive a Mercedes, here’s a chance to consider this sleek model. Reviewers say its turbocharged four-cylinder engine and sporty treating make the CLA250 joy to drive. This engine is rated for twenty six MPG city, thirty eight highway. Test drivers also praise this car’s quiet, stylish interior but say room for backseat passengers is taut. The CLA250 comes standard with some significant safety features like forward collision assist and sleepy driver alert, which sounds a warning if it detects the driver may be falling asleep.
List price for the CLA250 starts at $31,500. The lease being suggested is for $329 per month for thirty six months with $Trio,723 due at signing.
