The lowest published lease payment on the board right now, expires in 6 days.
A short 24-month commitment, expires in 6 days.
A short 24-month commitment.
A short 24-month commitment, expires in 6 days.
A short 24-month commitment, a national manufacturer program.
The cheapest published truck lease this month.
2025 Mazda Mazda3S · 36 MO · $3,499 DUE · 10K/YRLos Angeles-area offermazdausa.com$198/mo lease$198 per month on a 36-month term, expires in 6 days.
2026 Mazda CX-30S · 36 MO · $4,395 DUE · 7.5K/YRDallas-area offermazdausa.com$199/mo lease$199 per month on a 36-month term, expires in 6 days.
A short 24-month commitment, expires in 6 days.
2026 Toyota CorollaLE · 36 MO · $3,999 DUE · 10K/YRChicago-area offertoyota.com$199/mo lease$199 per month on a 36-month term, expires in 6 days.
Best by segment
2026 Kia Niro EVWIND · 24 MO · $3,999 DUEOffered in most marketskia.com$269/mo leaseThe big brands’ best offers
2026 Toyota CorollaLE · 36 MO · $3,999 DUE · 10K/YRChicago-area offertoyota.com$199/mo lease
2026 Honda AccordLX FWD · 36 MO · $3,999 DUE · 10K/YROffered in most marketsautomobiles.honda.com$209/mo lease
2026 Kia SportageLX · 24 MO · $3,999 DUEChicago-area offerkia.com$249/mo lease
2026 Nissan AltimaSV FWD · 36 MO · $3,009 DUE · 10K/YROffered in most marketsnissanusa.com$239/mo lease
2026 Jeep CherokeeLAREDO 4X4 · 42 MO · $6,849 DUE · 10K/YRChicago-area offerjeep.com$299/mo leaseAs of today, Complete Car Lease lists 422 published lease specials on its national board, combining every national manufacturer program with a sample of dealer-published offers from major metros. The lowest published payments are 2026 Hyundai Kona at $99 per month for 24 months, 2026 Hyundai Elantra at $169 per month for 24 months, 2026 Chevrolet Trailblazer at $179 per month for 24 months. The median advertised payment across this set is $499 per month, spanning 24 brands. 403 of these programs expire within seven days. Regional markets often list more: searching a ZIP code shows everything published for that area. This ranking re-dates itself as manufacturers rotate their programs, typically at the start of each month. Every payment shown is the manufacturer's or participating dealer's own published figure, listed with its term, due at signing, source, and expiration date.
Manufacturer-published offers with source and expiration shown. No estimates.
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Every payment is a current, manufacturer-published lease special, shown with its terms.
Pick the deal you like, then which dealers get it. Nobody else does.
Your dealer confirms exact terms and gets you in the car, often the same week.
Fair questions.
How is the October 2026 ranking built?
By advertised monthly payment, cheapest first, across the 422 specials on the national board today. The top pick is the 2026 Hyundai Kona SE at $99 a month for 24 months with $3,999 due at signing. 414 are national manufacturer programs and 8 come from participating dealers. Nobody pays for placement, so the order is the data.
How current is this ranking, and where do the prices come from?
414 of the 422 were re-verified today, and the oldest stamp is 1 day old. They come from 24 published sources, including hyundaiusa.com, with the domain on every card. The next of these programs expires . Complete Car Lease republishes each published figure and never adjusts it.
How much cheaper is the top pick than the rest?
$99 a month against a $499 median across the 422 specials ranked here, a gap of $400 a month. Due at signing on the top pick is $3,999. A lower advertised payment usually rides on a shorter term or more money down, so the two numbers have to be read together.
Who gets my information if I send a request?
Only the participating dealers you pick, and you see their names before you send (one participating dealer at most when none is listed). Complete Car Lease is not a dealer, lessor, or broker, and it never resells a request the way build-and-price and quote sites do. The participating dealer pays for the introduction, never you, and looking runs no credit check. Nothing about the request obligates you to lease.
