Leasing is a popular way to drive a car because of the low monthly cost and the convenience of a brand new vehicle. Lease payments are almost always lower than loan payments. Something else drivers enjoy is the constant supply of lease deals on offer. No matter where you live, lease specials can help you get an even lower rate. Read through to the bottom to find out the easiest way to compare lease deals in your region.

Fiat 124 Spider Lease Deal

The Fiat Spider takes its inspiration from the legendary Mazda Miata. In fact, they share the same platform. Both vehicles are available for around $200 right now. The coolest thing about the Fiat is that most of your down payment will be refunded in the form of a rebate. That means only about $1,000 is due at signing; a below-average sum. If you’re looking for an efficient vehicle that nonetheless qualifies as a real sports car, this deal’s for you.

Kia Forte Lease Deal

The compact Kia Forte is inexpensive to begin with. It’s no surprise that you can get low lease rates for it. Although, this summer’s incentive rate is exceptionally low. In many areas across the country, you can drive a Forte for $109 per month. That’s good, reliable transportation for 5 for the low rate of $109 per month!

Chevy Equinox Lease Deal

You can lease the Chevy Equinox for two years at $139 per month. That’s a short lease at a low rate for a very nice, spacious SUV. Only $1,249 is due at signing with a strong credit score. Lease from a dealership in your state of residence for a $750 discount on the sale price, which will reduce the lease rate. This is a good one!

Acura ILX Lease Deal

The Acura ILX is the most affordable luxury vehicle on the market and now you can lease it for $199 per month with good credit. That’s lower than a Honda Civic! (which is also a great car, by the way). The base ILX has a 201 HP engine and loads of features including dual zone A/C, heated driver seat, brake assist, traction control, and a hands-free communication infotainment system.

Ford Focus Electric Lease Deal

You can now lease a Focus Electric for less than a petroleum-powered Focus. Rates under $200 may be possible for lessees with good credit. This is probably going to be your most affordable option among electric vehicle leases. It’s a stylish elongated hatchback with 143 horsepower and a 100-mile battery-only range, which extends greatly when fuel is topped up. Many engine options are available. You’ll find the one that works. Fully charging the vehicle takes as little as 3.5 hours. Get behind the wheel today! If your primary concern is low monthly payments and you can benefit from driving a brand new vehicle, leasing is probably the best choice. Once you know which vehicle you want, get quotes from all of your local dealers. You can do that for free, with no obligations involved, from the comfort of home, right here.

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If it’s your first time buying a car, you might be asking yourself what the difference between American cars and, say, German cars is. The truth is, they can be quite similar. Most vehicles are manufactured using parts from various countries. As well, many cars are assembled in the country where they’ll be sold, rather than in the country where the corporation is based. Continue reading ‘What’s the Difference Between EU Cars and American Cars?’ »