Update:
The majority of you are saying it’s unrealistic and I will accept that. So let me rephrase my question, what’s the nicest 6 cylinder loaded SUV I can get for maximum $450/month with $0 DAS? I’m located in CT but can drive to NJ, NY, or MA if needed.
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Check the marketplace to see what brokers/dealers are offering. TONs of information there. Use it.
That being said, a loaded X5 has never been $450 per month.
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Especially in this market, try >$600 a month with fees at signing for a loaded SUV at the bare minimum. You are asking for a top-of-the-line vehicle with all options and packages, which can have an MSRP of at least $70,000 (for an XC90) or closer to $100,000 (for X5 or Audi Q8).
If you are looking for a $450 a month SUV, maybe try to find a loaner XC90 T5 Momentum and a dealer willing to give a sizeable discount.
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I would say you are 
disconnected from today’s leasing reality. But 2019 was a hell of a summer, agreed.
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Not going to happen, at least not if your definition of luxury is BMW, Audi, MB, etc. Keep in mind that if your max is $450/month and you want $0 DAS, probably $50-$75 of your budget is going to taxes and rolling the upfront costs in. This means you’re really asking for a fully loaded luxury SUV at $375-$400/month, which isn’t going to happen. You need to either raise your budget or lower your expectations.
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Alright so what’s the nicest SUV I can get for that price?
Alright so in your opinion what’s the nicest SUV I can get for that price?
Look in the marketplace and decide for yourself. No need to be spoonfed information
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That too 
but please bring some agency with your requests:
- everyone don’t know your state taxes/incentives off the top of their heads
- nor your likes (don’t care)
- nor dislikes (don’t care)
It’s the second largest financial decision most people make, ffs please.
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Just got an x5 BEFORE the rise in BMWFS MF, and before the 2% drop in residual. Not even fully loaded, it’s 800 a month all in.
$450 a month on any x5 is a unicorn’s unicorn in this climate.
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RX350’s last month were around $450 with Loyalty. Not sure what they are like this month.
That’s a “luxury” SUV
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A Unicorn 
, stuffed inside a Bigfoot 
, stuffed inside a Lochness Monster 
— deep-fried and smothered in gravy. .
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Acura RDX w/Tech might be something you’d want to look into although it is smaller than an X5 in size.
Another issue you’ll run into is finding a “6cyl” manufacturers have turned to 4cyl turbos for a vast majority - but I do recommend going to drive a few cars, you may realize that the vehicle’s you’re interested in have adequate power (and options for that matter without being fully loaded)
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If there are 2020 MDXs left, those aren’t a bad option.
Do QX60s still lease relatively cheaply? I try to ignore Infinity like their former ceo.
If not an
One of the dust-buster Lexus NXs?
$450 sign and drive isn’t even an X1. Maybe an XC40?
Stelvio?
I would scour the marketplace and hire a broker, but it’s quite a scratch and dent list.
If you exit lux, CX-5/9, Highlander.
If you want a third row, SOL. 
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Subaru Forester Limited or Touring.
Maybe too small, but has hands down the best visibility of any car on the road.
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Toyota is definitely not a luxury brand, but top of the line fully loaded Highlander XLE Premium was going in the 450-500 range with 0 or just first DAS even as recently as a week or 2 ago if leased thru Ally. Not sure if May numbers have changed.
Edit: Actually were even less than I thought if you can find inventory. Limited’s we’re going for $450 XLE were right around $400. Check out this in the market place or reach out to @Jrouleau426 he’s up in your neck of the woods.
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Look no further, that’s your answer.
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They do not - none of the Infiniti lineup leases well anymore unless you’re in an existing lease.
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Highlander XLEs in New England were 325/month 325 @ signing last month
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