I’m looking to get out of my lease early and was wondering which manufacturers are offering lease conquest this month.
What is “lease conquest”? You mean an incentive/rebate for competitive lessees? If so, probably all of them.
You have to be more specific.
It is probably best to look at manufacturers you would want to purchase a car from and look at their incentives.
Kia might have a conquest, but if you don’t want a Kia, just cross that one off your list and move on.
There’s a whole FAQ for that doesn’t end with lease conquest
I have a message from the spirit realm. 
It’s Edmunds and the Manufacturer websites speaking through me. They say the knowledge you seek is with them, not us. 
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Lease conquest cash or lease pull-ahead for conquest/competitive leases? If the latter, then probably none.
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Did you take the time to research any of them, or are you just here for us to do it for you?
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And the question is way too broad.
Given two brands: MB and Kia
Suppose you were shopping for one and I said there is $1000 conquest on the other. Are you really now shopping for the other because of the conquest?
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Thanks! Guess that where I’m heading.
some of the Kia models are getting very popular these days
I wont surprise that people will choose Kia over MB (of course not all the models).
kia telluride over MB GLE maybe
I was very careful in my wording: it’s not that MB is better, both customers are different. I had a boss who was MB loyal and had 2 E-class sedans — until he got his first (now on his third) Genesis. But not because of conquest, MB wore him out as a customer, and the Genesis warranty and (reputation) for reliability won him over.
How about a Mitsubishi and a Tesla? From an economic standpoint they should be perfect substitutes, but is anyone cross shopping an Endeavor with a Model X?
Or a Mini and a Cadillac? A Clubman and an XT4 might fit the same Costco trip, but that’s where the similarities end.
Or a Landrover and a Ford. How many people who want and can afford a Range Rover Sport end up with an Explorer?
It’s one thing if you are between an Acura and a Lexus and the latter has some conquest (and better MFs, yeesh), but it isn’t enough to cross segments, or brands you are loyal to, in either direction.
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