Seems like a lot of good lease options recommended are for lower trim levels. Are there any current 2-row SUVs that are a top trim level that lease well?
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Maybe QX50?
Try using the search function and see what you find
The CX-5 Grand Touring Reserve is finally leasing pretty decently. I updated the prices for august on my post.
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Yeah those CX-5’s look like a pretty damn good. No hastle broker too.
Don’t think you’ll find better value outside Mazda unless you’re looking for a brand.
X3 lease fairly decently if you can anchor into loyalty.
Who cares about trim levels when they vary across brands so much?
What features do you need?
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Heated seats, ventilated if offered, land assist, adaptive cruise control, rain sensing wipers, panoramic moonroof if offered, the largest infotainment screen offered.
X3 is the ticket.
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Thanks. Does the xDrive or M model lease better?
Following, curious what vehicles get mentioned. Not many offer ventilated seats though.
I generally don’t type in all caps, but I am going to make an important exception.
BMW VENTILATED SEATS SUCK SCURRIES OF CHIPMUNKS.
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Lexus NX can be a good choice depending on what part of the country you are in. It has all the features except for pano sun roof.
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From the research I’ve done myself, here’s what seems to lease good and bad…
Good:
-Subaru Outback Limited and Touring
-Jeep Cherokee Limited and High Altitude
-Mazda Grand Touring & Reserve (not Sig.)
-GMC Terrain Denali
Bad:
-Hyundai Santa Fe Ultimate
-Volvo XC60 AWD
-Audi Q5 AWD
-Jaguar F-Pace AWD
-Jeep Grand Cherokee (top trims jump a lot in price)
-Ford Edge ST
-Acura RDX AWD
-Toyota RAV4 Limited
-Honda Passport Touring
Define “lease well”
I think sharing your budget is also important
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but their massaging seats are good, only reason im stuck looking for that package on an x5
when you see M think this “More power, More expensive”
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Good point. I’m thinking a $40k SUV for $400/mo range $0 DAS, $50k for $475/mo range $0 DAS. Haven’t explored $60k+. 7.5% sales tax FYI.
Open to loaners? Because a highly optioned car is going to need more discount to fit in your range.
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Very open to loaners. Seem like they’re hard to come by though.
Definitely Subaru Outback is leasing better… I got quote from a local dealer for limited in Midwest $390 with 1st month down all tax and fees included.
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