Mazda Lease DealsMarch 2026
Right now, a 2025 Mazda CX-5 starts at $209/month and a Mazda3 at $209/month — both with premium interiors that punch well above their price class. We pulled live deals from 26 Mazda dealers across the country. Every number here reflects what dealers are advertising today, across 293 active listings.
Current Mazda Lease Offers
Sorted by lowest monthly payment. Showing top 40 of 293 active deals.
2026 Mazda CX
$0 down · 36 mo
2025 Mazda CX-5 2.5 S
$5,130 down · 36 mo
2026 Mazda Mazda3 Sedan 2.5 S
$4,349 down · 36 mo
2026 Mazda Mazda3 Sedan 2.5 S
$4,349 down · 36 mo
2025 Mazda CX-5 2.5 S
$5,130 down · 36 mo
2025 Mazda CX-5 2.5 S
$5,130 down · 36 mo
2026 Mazda Mazda3 Sedan 2.5 S
$4,349 down · 36 mo
2026 Mazda Mazda3 Sedan 2.5 S
$4,349 down · 36 mo
2025 Mazda CX-5 2.5 S
$5,130 down · 36 mo
2025 Mazda CX-5 2.5 S
$5,130 down · 36 mo
2026 Mazda Mazda3 Sedan 2.5 S
$4,349 down · 36 mo
2026 Mazda Mazda3 Sedan 2.5 S
$4,349 down · 36 mo
2025 Mazda CX-5 2.5 S
$5,130 down · 36 mo
2025 Mazda CX-5 2.5 S
$5,130 down · 36 mo
2026 Mazda Mazda3 Sedan 2.5 S
$4,349 down · 36 mo
2026 Mazda Mazda3 Sedan 2.5 S
$4,349 down · 36 mo
2025 Mazda CX-5 2.5 S
$5,130 down · 36 mo
2026 Mazda Mazda3 Sedan 2.5 S
$4,349 down · 36 mo
2026 Mazda Mazda3 Sedan 2.5 S
$4,349 down · 36 mo
2025 Mazda CX-5 2.5 S
$5,130 down · 36 mo
2026 Mazda Mazda3 Sedan 2.5 S
$4,349 down · 36 mo
2025 Mazda CX-5 2.5 S
$5,130 down · 36 mo
2025 Mazda CX-5 2.5 S
$5,130 down · 36 mo
2025 Mazda CX-5 2.5 S
$5,130 down · 36 mo
2026 Mazda Mazda3 Sedan 2.5 S
$4,349 down · 36 mo
2026 Mazda Mazda3 Sedan 2.5 S
$4,349 down · 36 mo
2025 Mazda CX-5 2.5 S
$5,130 down · 36 mo
2026 Mazda Mazda3 Sedan 2.5 S
$4,349 down · 36 mo
2026 Mazda Mazda3 Sedan 2.5 S
$4,349 down · 36 mo
2026 Mazda Mazda3 Sedan 2.5 S
$4,349 down · 36 mo
2025 Mazda CX-5 2.5 S
$5,130 down · 36 mo
2025 Mazda CX-5 2.5 S
$5,130 down · 36 mo
2025 Mazda CX-5 2.5 S
$5,130 down · 36 mo
2026 Mazda Mazda3 Sedan 2.5 S
$4,349 down · 36 mo
2025 Mazda CX-5 2.5 S
$5,130 down · 36 mo
2025 Mazda CX-5 2.5 S
$5,130 down · 36 mo
2026 Mazda Mazda3 Sedan 2.5 S
$4,349 down · 36 mo
2025 Mazda CX-5 2.5 S
$5,130 down · 36 mo
2026 Mazda Mazda3 Sedan 2.5 S
$4,349 down · 36 mo
2026 Mazda CX-30 2.5 S
$4,499 down · 33 mo
Best Mazda Models to Lease Right Now
Mazda's lease lineup is compact but well-curated. The CX-5 and Mazda3 are the standout values — both deliver near-luxury interiors at compact-car prices. Here's a quick breakdown by model.
AWD standard, near-luxury cabin
Premium interior rivals BMW A3
Most awarded Mazda design
Off-road angles, AWD standard
PHEV credit lowers your payment
The purest sports car under $400/mo
Mazda CX-5 Lease Deals
The CX-5 is Mazda's best-seller, and for good reason — at $209/month, you're getting a compact SUV with interior materials that genuinely rival entry-luxury brands. Real leather, real wood trim, and a GlideScope transmission tunnel that feels borrowed from a car costing twice as much. Mazda's "zoom-zoom" philosophy isn't just marketing: the CX-5 handles with a precision and weight that the Honda CR-V and Hyundai Tucson simply don't match. AWD is standard on most trims above the base, which matters more than most buyers realize when cross-shopping.
Mazda maintains high residual values on the CX-5 by not flooding the market with incentives — a deliberate strategy that keeps used CX-5 prices strong and lease deals competitive without looking desperate. The CX-5 Turbo Premium adds 227 hp and a sport-tuned suspension for roughly $30–$50 more per month. If you're comparing against an Audi Q3 or BMW X1, know that the CX-5 Turbo Premium Plus gets you within touching distance of those interiors at roughly half the monthly cost. The Hyundai Tucson and Honda CR-V are the natural competitors — both lease in the same range, but neither matches the CX-5's driving character.
Mazda3 Lease Deals
The Mazda3 is the sedan or hatchback that quietly makes a mockery of entry-luxury pricing. At $209/month, you get premium interior materials — a cabin Mazda's own designers describe as inspired by Japanese wabi-sabi aesthetics — that rival Audi A3 and BMW 2 Series interiors at roughly half the monthly cost. The Mazda3 Hatchback is the smarter city choice: the hatchback form gives you practicality without sacrificing the sedan's low, athletic roofline. Wireless Apple CarPlay, heated front seats, and a Bose audio system are standard on the Preferred trim up.
Against the Honda Civic and Toyota Corolla — the natural competitors at this price — the Mazda3 is the most grown-up choice. The Civic is the fun commuter, the Corolla is the reliability appliance, and the Mazda3 is the one you'd actually want to park in your garage and look at. City drivers who spend time in their car's interior will notice the difference immediately. The turbo Mazda3 (available on the Hatchback) adds 186 hp and starts around $229/month — a compelling upgrade for anyone who commutes on highways.
Mazda CX-30 Lease Deals
The CX-30 is the subcompact crossover sweet spot in Mazda's lineup — at $219/month, it sits between the Mazda3 and the CX-5 on both price and size, and it's arguably Mazda's most awarded design. The exterior proportions are tighter and more sculpted than anything from VW, Chevy, or Hyundai at this price. The available Turbo trim adds 250 hp and transforms the CX-30 into something genuinely quick for roughly $30 more per month. Mazda's Soul Red Crystal paint — exclusive to the brand — looks better on the CX-30 than almost any other model in the lineup.
The CX-30's main competition comes from the VW Taos and Chevy Trailblazer. The Taos has a larger cargo area but a notably cheaper interior feel; the Trailblazer is more practical but considerably less refined. If you're upgrading from a compact car and want SUV utility without giving up the driving feel you're used to, the CX-30 is the one to drive. It's also the most aerodynamically efficient Mazda crossover, which helps at the pump — standard 32 MPG combined, which is competitive for a non-hybrid SUV.
Mazda CX-50 Lease Deals
The CX-50 is Mazda's adventure-focused crossover — built on a different platform than the CX-5, with higher ground clearance, wider fender flares, and better off-road departure angles. At $229/month, it offers a rugged look and AWD capability that genuinely matters for drivers who see gravel roads and light trails on weekends, not just pavement. The Meridian Edition trim adds an exclusive paint scheme and interior accents; the Turbo Premium Plus gets you 256 hp and a Bose audio system that sounds genuinely impressive.
The CX-50 vs CX-5 question comes down to intended use. If you want the best balance of daily driving refinement and weekend capability, the CX-50 wins. If you want the most interior luxury per dollar and spend 95% of your time on pavement, the CX-5 is the sharper choice. The CX-50 Hybrid is also worth noting — it adds Toyota hybrid technology (Mazda and Toyota have a manufacturing partnership) and delivers 46 MPG combined, starting around $279/month. For outdoor enthusiasts who commute daily, the Hybrid is one of the most practical leases in any brand's lineup.
Mazda CX-90 Lease Deals
The CX-90 is Mazda's 3-row flagship, and it makes a compelling case at $289/month. The interior is unambiguously near-luxury — nappa leather, ambient lighting, a 12.3-inch infotainment screen, and an available 12-speaker Bose audio system. Against the Kia Sorento and Toyota Highlander, the CX-90 wins on interior materials and driving refinement. Against the Hyundai Palisade, it's a closer call on space but the Mazda wins on build quality feel. This is a car you'd be comfortable bringing to a valet line that also parks Lincolns and Audis.
The PHEV version is where the CX-90 becomes genuinely strategic. Mazda Financial claims the federal EV tax credit passthrough on the PHEV, reducing the effective payment by roughly $150–$200/month compared to what it would otherwise cost. The PHEV delivers 26 miles of electric-only range — enough to cover most daily commutes without using gasoline at all — plus a 3.3L inline-6 engine when you need range or power. If you have a garage and can charge overnight, the CX-90 PHEV is one of the best-value 3-row lease deals on the market regardless of brand.
How to Get the Best Mazda Lease Deal
- 1Understand Mazda's money factor
Mazda Financial uses a conservative money factor (MF) approach — multiply the MF by 2,400 to get the APR equivalent. A MF of 0.00175 equals roughly 4.2% APR. Always ask the dealer for the base money factor before negotiating, and verify it hasn't been marked up. A single MF point of markup can cost you $20–$30/month.
- 2Negotiate cap cost, not rebates
Mazda doesn't discount like Detroit brands — the brand deliberately preserves its residuals by limiting cash-back rebates. That's actually good news for lessees, because high residuals mean lower payments. The best Mazda deals come from negotiating the cap cost below invoice price, not chasing manufacturer rebates. Every $1,000 off the cap cost saves you roughly $28/month on a 36-month lease.
- 3Leverage the luxury gap
Mazda's CX-5 and Mazda3 compete directly with Audi A3, BMW X1, and entry Volvo on interior quality — but lease at compact-car prices. When cross-shopping, ask the Audi or BMW dealer to show you the total-cost comparison. The Mazda will typically come in $100–$150/month cheaper for a comparable interior. That gap is real, and most shoppers who test-drive both back-to-back choose the Mazda.
- 4AWD standard on CX-5 Turbo Premium
Many competitors charge $1,500–$2,000 extra for all-wheel drive. Mazda includes AWD as standard on most CX-5 trims above the base. When comparing total lease costs across brands, factor in the AWD premium competitors charge — it often erases what looks like a price advantage for the competing model.
- 5Time it for quarter-end
Mazda dealers follow the same monthly and quarterly quota cycles as other brands. The last week of March, June, September, and December is when dealers have the most motivation to close deals and hit their numbers. Bringing a competitive lease quote from another Mazda dealer during this window gives you the best negotiating position.
Mazda Lease FAQ
What's a good monthly payment for a Mazda CX-5?
Under $250/month is excellent for a CX-5 — that puts you in the top tier of deals nationwide. $250–$300 is competitive and reflects the standard Mazda Financial programs most dealers advertise. The CX-5 Turbo Premium Plus with AWD can run higher, but the base and Select trims consistently land under $250 when incentives are strong.
Is Mazda considered a luxury brand?
Officially, no — but the gap has narrowed substantially. Mazda's interiors use real leather, genuine wood trim, and soft-touch materials that directly rival Audi, BMW, and Lexus entry-level models. JD Power and Consumer Reports consistently rank Mazda at or above many luxury brands on quality. You get near-luxury materials at mainstream brand prices.
What's the mileage limit on a Mazda lease?
Mazda's standard lease allowance is 12,000 miles per year. Overage at lease end is charged at $0.20 per mile — notably lower than Toyota ($0.25) or BMW ($0.30). If you know you'll run over, negotiate a 15,000-mile lease at signing; it's almost always cheaper than paying overage at the end.
How does the Mazda CX-90 PHEV lease work?
The CX-90 PHEV qualifies for the federal EV tax credit passthrough when leased. Mazda Financial claims the $7,500 credit and passes it through as a cap cost reduction, reducing your effective monthly payment. You don't need to qualify for the credit personally — it applies automatically to the lease. This makes the CX-90 PHEV one of the best-value 3-row SUV leases on the market.
Mazda CX-5 vs Honda CR-V lease — which is better?
The CX-5 wins on interior quality, driving dynamics, and standard AWD availability on more trims. The CR-V wins on cargo space (39.2 cu ft vs 30.9 in the CX-5) and a more upright SUV stance some buyers prefer. Both lease competitively in the $200–$250/month range. If you care about how the car feels to drive and what the interior looks like, CX-5. If you need maximum cargo and utility, CR-V.
Is Mazda reliable?
Yes — Mazda has earned top reliability scores from Consumer Reports and JD Power consistently for the past decade. The brand ranks first or second among mainstream brands in most annual reliability surveys. Mazda's approach of doing fewer models and doing them well pays off in long-term quality. For a lease, this means fewer warranty hassles during your term.
Where can I find Mazda lease deals near me?
Carlos aggregates live Mazda lease deals from dealers nationwide. Every listing includes the dealer name and location so you can filter by your area. Mazda's lease programs are administered through Mazda Financial Services and vary slightly by region — the Pacific Northwest, Midwest, and Mid-Atlantic often see the most competitive rates. Browse all 293+ current deals to find what's available near you.