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Updated for September 2026

The best lease deals: September 2026.

Ranked from the 166 lease specials manufacturers and participating dealers currently publish, cheapest first, with term, due at signing, source, and expiration on every pick. Programs rotate monthly, so this page re-ranks as they change.

166 published offers19 brands160 re-verified todaySource shown on every offer

Free to look. No account, no credit pull. One local dealer confirms or beats the price you pick.

102026 Kia K42026 Kia K4LXS · 36 MO · $3,499 DUENationalkia.com$229/mo lease

$229 per month on a 36-month term, a national manufacturer program.

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The big brands’ best offers

How these are ranked. Every pick is a currently published lease special from a manufacturer or participating dealer, ranked by advertised monthly payment. Complete Car Lease does not editorialize prices, take placement fees, or estimate payments; the ranking is the data. The cheapest picks are often regional dealer-published programs, so availability varies by region; the source is shown on every offer and your ZIP shows what is published where you live. Each offer shows its verification date and expiration, and drops off automatically when it expires. Advertised payments typically assume top-tier credit; taxes, title, and fees are usually additional.

As of today, Complete Car Lease lists 166 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 Chevrolet Trailblazer at $179 per month for 24 months, 2026 Mazda CX-30 at $179 per month for 36 months, 2026 Mazda CX-5 at $179 per month for 33 months. The median advertised payment across this set is $409 per month, spanning 19 brands. 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.

The advertised price, on the record

Manufacturer-published offers with source and expiration shown. No estimates.

Exactly one dealer, not eight

Your request goes to one local dealer who confirms or beats the number.

No credit pull to look

Prices are free to see. The form comes after, never before.

How it works

From price to keys, without the games.

1See real prices, free

Every payment is a current, manufacturer-published lease special, shown with its terms.

2Lock it, or ask a dealer to beat it

Pick the deal you like. One local dealer gets your request. Nobody else does.

3Drive

Your dealer confirms exact terms and gets you in the car, often the same week.

Before you ask

Fair questions.

How is the September 2026 ranking built?

By advertised monthly payment, cheapest first, across the 166 specials on the national board today. The top pick is the 2026 Chevrolet Trailblazer LT at $179 a month for 24 months with $3,439 due at signing. 160 are national manufacturer programs and 6 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?

160 of the 166 were re-verified today, and the oldest stamp is 2 days old. They come from 19 published sources, including chevrolet.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?

$179 a month against a $409 median across the 166 specials ranked here, a gap of $230 a month. Due at signing on the top pick is $3,439. 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?

Exactly one dealership. 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.

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