Deal Check 2026 Range Rover Sport

Don’t see many of these on here. Not a hacked lease by any means, but feels fairly solid (7% off MSRP and base MF).

$97K msrp for $100-$150 more a month than an $80K X5. Am I missing anything?

Curious if anyone has any recent experience leasing these or maybe if a broker thinks they can beat it? Thanks!

I wouldn’t call a deal with a monthly payment over 1% of the MSRP a solid deal (not to mention the money due at signing). 1% of MSRP as a drive and sign is my definition of a decent deal. And then you have examples of deals at 0.6% of MSRP - I’d call those the stronger deals.

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In before the crucification LOL

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I don’t pay attention to Range Rovers deals, and I don’t think they’re discussed here much. Do you have a recent example of a Range Rover Sport where the lease was 0.6% of the MSRP?

Key word being “my”, as in, your, definition of a good deal.

That is not really practical advice on a car that can’t achieve a 1% lease deal generally speaking, like a Range Rover.

It’s also not good advice in general, as there are some cars where a 1% deal would be bad, as you could do much better.

We need to move on from this metric.

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I leased one of these for the Wife a few months back. I am also in Mass it was a grind but maybe 7.5% and if Conquest is still available could do a little better.

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It looks like you MF is marked up and you didnt have your govt fees. I am not sure what ytou have at the moment but there is 2K in conquest. I qualified with an Audi Q8 originally.

Here is a calculator at base minus the conquest assuming your 7% discount which is being eaten a bit by the MF markup.

I think 1% is a good rule of thumb. I wouldn’t lease a car that can’t break that barrier as there are plenty of similar, or better, options that will.

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Well X5 have been terrible leases for a long time. So anything more hardly feels like a win.

And anyone can slap any MSRP on whatever they make. Doesn’t mean shit any more

If the calc is correct you’d pay $48,633 to lease a car selling for $90k and eventually return it and start from scratch all over again?

Either money is an object and you wanna be smart with it. Or money is no object and you can just wire the full purchase price tomorrow.

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Sure, but again, not practical advice if the only cars you actually want are cars that don’t meet that criteria.

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Good deal at base mf - take it

Realistically nobody needs more than a stripped out GV70 with no sunroof for $375/month. I’m very jealous of the people who are content with that.

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Have a thought like this every day. I still have a month left to save a $1000 :joy:

2026 and this is still being said?

Broken record again and again, because everyone wants to spend 50-100% more on a payment to own and drive the same car for 6-10 years that saw the warranty expire 3-7 years ago once it is paid off and also is worth 25% or less of the purchase price at that point.

As always some solid advice right there.

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Yeah, why not? My last two leases have been closer to 0.5% than 1%. I get it if we are talking about something super unique like a 911, but these mid-tier SUVs are a dime a dozen. Who cares if it is a Range Rover Sport, GLS, X5, LX570, etc.? Take the one with the best lease support and try something new in 2-3 years.

Because it’s a myth lol. Ask any other broker and almost everyone else here and they will tell you the same thing

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I’ve driven Range Rover Sports. Great cars.
But once you lease a Cayenne, it’s over.
I’ll never go back to Range Rover… unless I go old school and get a classic Defender.

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The OP might? It might’ve been more helpful to ask if OP was shopping the deal or the car.

And, even then, I don’t think any of the cars you’ve mentioned (which aren’t in the same class) generally go for 1% of MSRP.

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Fair point. He asked for feedback on the deal. I could have clarified. Thanks.

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I think it’s a good deal if you are set on a RR Sport but as you said nobody would call this a good lease in general.

It seems like Rover leases are made so that half of MSRP is paid after 36 months which is probably accurate depreciation

You also have to take the audience into account. People here would drive a Fred Flintstone car if the payment was right lol.

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