A lease on something you don't want to drive isn't worth signing. And what people want to drive is a midsize crossover SUV like the Volkswagen Atlas. This is the Atlas S model, the base, front-drive version of the mainstream product built in Tennessee, powered by a 2.0-liter turbocharged I4.
VW often features lease deals with no money due at signing, and that's what this one is. While it's $399 a month, it's 38 payments for 39 months of use and that's kind of cool. Watch out for the relatively short 32,500 miles included in the lease deal. Those can get gobbled up quick in a family-oriented machine like the Atlas. This lease offer is available until at least April 30.
If there's a renaissance going on at the Mitsubishi dealership, it's being led by this tidy compact crossover SUV that revives the Eclipse name once used on sporty coupes. It's a solid, reasonably well-sorted vehicle with its turbocharged 1.5-liter four-cylinder engine only occasionally frustrated by the continuously variable transmission.
It's spring now, but winter will return. And when that happens, if you live someplace like Montana or Vermont, it's helpful to have all-wheel drive when the weather gets crummy. Subarus are often the default choice here for their standard and excellent all-wheel drive systems on every vehicle except the BRZ sports coupe. The entry point into the Subie cult is the Impreza sedan, which is available on a $175-a-month lease after $2,169 payment at signing. Keep in mind this is for a manual transmission version and it will be slightly more for an automatic. This deal is promised through April 30.
Why everyone isn't scrambling to get themselves into Mazda's newest crossover is a bigger mystery than Tiger King. The personal-sized CX-30 is a tremendous thing to behold and drive. And the lease deal on offer is pretty sweet. Just $205 a month after $2,999 at signing. Mazda will have this up at least through April 30.
The gold standard in twerp-sized sedans, Honda is aggressively pushing the Civic LX automatic through this crisis by offering it with zero money at signing and only $240 a month. Or, if you have some free cash, just $189 a month after $2,099 at signing. Do the math and the zero-down deal costs $8,160 over its life while the other one is $8,714. But the $189 a month runs a month longer. If you have the credit rating, go for the no money down. Good through May 4. Some states excluded.
VW's roomiest sedan is also offered with the manufacturer's zero-at-signing deal for only $289 a month. In other areas, like Chicago and Los Angeles, it's $299 a month. So, move to New York City. Lease offer is good through April 30.
Want a cheap all-electric car? Hyundai is being ultra aggressive in pushing leftover 2019 model year Ioniq electrics for silly lease prices. Like $79 a month in the New York City area after only $999 at signing. Over 30,000 miles that works out to a mere 14 cents a mile. In other areas the leases are around $108 or $109 per month with $2,500 at signing. If you're in NYC, get yours now before Hyundai comes to its senses and ends the deal after May 4.
Of all new vehicles, the Corolla may be the most likely to give you no hassle whatsoever. And it has pretty good rear leg room, which is important if you're an Uber or Lyft driver who cares about being rated highly. Just keep in mind that driving for Uber or Lyft in a leased car may violate the terms of the lease and 833.33 miles per month get swallowed up mighty quickly if you're lugging clients around. Just saying, make sure the lease fits your needs. This $149-a-month deal seems to be national and needs $2,999 at signing. Good through at least May 4.