Best Lease Deal Right Now

[sterling007]

I’ve been a member of the forum which helped me land some awesome deals in the past (thanks to many of you). Now the times have changed and the worst part of it all, I had to return my car due to Lemon which left me without a car. I am struggling to find a decent deal to get into along with inventory shortage.

I would love to get your input on decent deals that’s currently available in the range between $20k - $45k. What would be your car of choice (best bang for the buck)? Any input is appreciated and hopefully I can find something soon!

[mkk_auto]

Not really a period of lease deals to be honest

I would say, be your own judge of “best deals” from here: https://share.leasehackr.com/

[jeisensc]

Welcome back. This (and every variation) is a very commonly asked question. You may have forgotten about the SEARCH function, so I pulled a few recent threads for you to peruse:

Best car for $30k

What small to midsize car or SUV would you choose for $30k? Preferably new cars only and looking for slowest depreciation. My wife drives 5-7k miles per year, so it’s just a commuter. Don’t have time to wait for a 4xe build.

What SUVs are leasing well?

My 3-year leases on a 2019 Jeep Cherokee and Mazda CX-5 come to an end in 2 months. The Cherokee has 15k miles and the CX-5 has 10k. so I’m trying to decide my best option(s). If I lease again, I’m curious what is leasing well right now. A few cars that I have my eye on are the Grand Cherokee, Telluride, Sorento, X5, GLE, but pretty open. I generally prefer the loaded models, if this helps narrow down lease deals. Thanks for your help! This forum saved me a ton 3 years back!

Vehicle Recommendation to buy/lease in 2022 under $50k?

Hi LeaseHackrs. Right now I am in the market to finance (obviously not the best market to lease, but I am open to lease as well) and I have been researching Hyundai Santa Fe PHEV Limited and Kia Sorento SX-P PHEV. Santa Fe PHEV Limited with the $2k market-adjustment is at $50k and Sorento SX-P PHEV is at $54k with $2k market-adjustment. I have been doing research on both these auto makers and it seems like a lot of people have a lot of complaints, in other words these vehicles are not reliable…

Best deal July 2022 on an SUV or truck that will tow ~5500lb on hilly roads?

Hi Hackers, I need to acquire another vehicle this month, with the main requirement (other than a respectable deal) being to move a ~5500lb trailer around the country. If you’ve done a lot of towing miles, you know that just because a mid-sized SUV has a 6000lb tow rating doesn’t mean it can hold 65mph uphill with that trailer. Like many of us on the forum, I am a bit spoiled by my past leases - one of which was a $45k Ram Crew Cab Hemi 1500 that I took home in 2014 for $240/mo on a 24/10, with…

Which 5-seater SUV to lease

Hey Hackrs, I am in the market for a 5-seater SUV (preferably a hybrid with excellent mpg). I know this is generally a horrible time to be in the market. Do you guys have any suggestions on which cars are a good 36-month lease right now (hybrid or not). A few years ago I leased a Bolt with the help of this forum and that was an insanely awesome deal, so thank you for that! I have no idea what cars I should be considering because basically everything looks ridiculous right now. I still thought…

Based on the contents of those, maybe you could refine your question? Or tell us once you looked through the Marketplace what stands out for you?

Marketplace

[deusman]

Based on my most recent research. IN my opinion, 2022 Tucson Limited gas/hybrid/phev is the best bet for your money. Limited gas model will cost you around 39k with almost every feature you can think of, unbelievable value.

[sterling007]

Agreed, not the best time for deals. Thanks for the link.

[sterling007]

Thanks for providing the links to similar posts! I am aware that I’m asking very similar question but the market is changing so fast (mostly due to shortage) so thought I would throw another one out there. I appreciate your feedback.