For those seeking a cost-effective way to drive a new vehicle, leasing can be a smart option, especially when attractive deals are available. Amidst rising car prices and limited signs of relief in the near future, several automakers are offering compelling lease deals for November 2025. CarsDirect has compiled a list of some of the best offers spanning various vehicle types—from gas-powered to electric and hybrid—catering to a wide range of preferences and budgets. While down payment requirements vary, some offers require as little as no upfront payment, demonstrating a commitment to making new vehicles more accessible. It’s worth noting that these deals are subject to change and regional variations, and may expire, so acting quickly is recommended.
Current Lease Deals Highlights
Here’s a breakdown of some of the top lease deals available in November 2025:
2026 Honda Civic: $350/Month
- Lease Term: 36 Months
- Due at Signing: $0
- Mileage Allowance: 10,000 Miles per Year
Honda’s “Sign & Drive” event makes the Civic LX an attractive option with a $0 down payment and just $350 per month. Those seeking a more powerful vehicle can snag a Civic Sport Hybrid for only $30 more monthly, gaining significant performance and fuel efficiency benefits (200 horsepower and 50 miles per gallon).
2025 Subaru Outback: $255/Month
- Lease Term: 36 Months
- Due at Signing: $4,254
- Mileage Allowance: 10,000 Miles per Year
While the 2026 Subaru Outback is shipping, deals still exist for the outgoing 2025 model. Requiring a substantial upfront payment, this lease becomes particularly appealing to past Subaru lessees who qualify for a $500 discount, potentially lowering the effective monthly cost to $359. Note: Current Subaru deals expire on December 1st and vary by region.
2025 Honda Prologue: $239/Month
- Lease Term: 36 Months
- Due at Signing: $1,199
- Mileage Allowance: 10,000 Miles per Year
Despite changes in EV tax credits impacting pricing, the Honda Prologue remains a competitive choice with lease rates as low as $239 per month, especially in Connecticut, Massachusetts, and Maryland. Other regions may see rates closer to $319 with a $1,299 due at signing.
2025 Ford Bronco Sport: $269/Month
- Lease Term: 36 Months
- Due at Signing: $2,749
- Mileage Allowance: 10,500 Miles Per Year
Ford is incentivizing customers to trade in Toyota vehicles for a Bronco Sport, with conquest cash incentives available. The effective monthly cost for a Bronco Sport Big Bend can drop to just $345. Note: This offer is currently exclusive to Southern California Ford shoppers.
2025 BMW i4: $399/Month
- Lease Term: 36 Months
- Due at Signing: $2,999
- Mileage Allowance: 10,000 Miles Per Year
BMW is offering $7,500 in lease cash for its electric vehicles, making the i4 an attractive option. Those who qualify for the $2,000 loyalty discount can lower the due at signing to $2,999, resulting in an effective monthly price of $482. This is a regional deal for California and i4 eDrive40 models.
2025 Lexus RX 350: $479/Month
- Lease Term: 36 Months
- Due at Signing: $4,999
- Mileage Allowance: 10,000 Miles Per Year
The Lexus RX 350 lease requires a $4,999 upfront payment and is currently limited to West Coast customers. Keep an eye out for the “Lexus December to Remember” sales event, which should significantly influence lease offers.
2025 Toyota Tacoma: $199/Month
- Lease Term: 24 Months
- Due at Signing: $3,999
- Mileage Allowance: 10,000 Miles Per Year
A $3,999 down payment gets you into a lease deal on the popular Toyota Tacoma, though it’s a shorter 24-month term. This deal is limited to Southern California shoppers and applies to lower-trim, less powerful versions of the truck. Note: Current Toyota deals expire on December 1st.
Leasing FAQs
What are the benefits of leasing a car?
Leasing offers several advantages: lower monthly payments compared to buying, minimal upfront costs, and warranty coverage throughout the lease term. Effectively, it’s a rental agreement where you pay for the vehicle’s depreciation over a set period (typically 24-36 months).
How does car leasing work?
Car leasing functions as a long-term rental, allowing you to use a vehicle for a fixed period in exchange for regular payments. You only pay for the depreciation of the car during the lease term, plus interest and fees.
What are the different types of car leases?
There are two primary lease types: closed-end, where you return the car at the end of the lease with no further obligation (assuming mileage and condition requirements are met), and open-end, which may require you to pay the difference if the car’s market value is less than its residual value.
What are the typical terms of a car lease?
Lease terms commonly range from 24 to 36 months, although shorter or longer options exist. Many consumers align lease terms with the manufacturer’s warranty period.
What are the drawbacks of leasing a car?
Drawbacks include a lack of ownership, mileage limits with potential penalties, possible charges for wear and tear, and the cost of ending a lease early. Moreover, repeatedly leasing can be more expensive than buying in the long run.
Finding the best lease deal requires careful consideration of your needs and budget. Acting quickly is important given the potential for deals to expire or change.
