What cars make for the best Cheap Lease Car?

Low cost vehicles make a great lease candidate if you want to lease a vehicle for economic reasons. Here are a few suggestions you might want to look into yourself.

Popular Cheap Lease Car Deals

One popular cheap lease car is the Toyota Corolla, a very economical 2 door vehicle that is priced below $18,000 currently. Toyota sometimes has some great deals on these vehicles, like $150 a month or less with a 36 month 36,000 mile usage allowance. This is a great vehicle at a great lease price, and even if they are not offering any special financing or lease deals at this time you could probably still not beat their “regular” lease deals on a vehicle with this safety rating and economy standards. This vehicle also carries a high residual value that will come in handy if you decide to purchase after your lease expires.
Another vehicle I really like these days, both for lease and out right purchase is the Korean made Kia Rio, and Kia Soul. These cars are awesome, great warranty, great economy and tons of trunk and leg room for a small vehicle.

If you need a slightly bigger vehicle, you might want to check out the Honda Civic, Toyota Camry, and Nissan Sentra. Heck you could not go wrong with any of those vehicles, either as a lease or purchase. I like to use this rule of thumb, how many of a particular vehicle do you see everyday on the streets? I would bet you see a LOT of all these vehicles, and for good reason, they are economical, great reliability and at a great price and hold their values well.

Kia a great cheap lease car

Kia loves college kids, so if you are or just graduated from college ask them about their purchase and lease deals. Kia is taking the market by storm along with Hyundai, so don’t be afraid to take one of these great Korean made vehicles, they are awesome.

I personally have had 2 Kia Sedona mini vans…on a purchase not a lease, but can tell you it has been a great vehicle for my family at a great price and fabulous warranty although we have had no issues to report.

Toyota has been plagued lately with some strange problems, like a sticking accelerator cable which may or may not be a “real” problem or a driver error, I dont know.

The Ford Focus would also be on my radar if you want to go U.S made vehicles….or as close to a real U.S. made vehicle as you can get these days. I have never been much of a Ford car fan, just because they are cheap looking and cheap feeling inside to me personally. I do have a Ford F150 pickup truck and love it and have had 2 Ford Expeditions using the Ford Red Carpet lease program….which is great, but not that economical. If you really don’t care to much about the economic part and would rather lease a vehicle you LOVE, try the Ford Red Carpet lease program. Their program is super easy to understand and they are very transparent on their prices and trade in issues.

Anyway, hope this helps in your search for a cheap lease car deal.