Honda Lease Deals Too Good To Ignore In October 2025

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Published October 14, 2025 at 10:51am ET

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Hondas are already some of the more affordable cars you can buy today, but what if you want to drive a brand-new model without worrying about ownership and resale value? Practically every automaker offers some models for lease, but these Honda lease deals take it up a notch. It's pretty typical of most automakers to only offer their more basic trim levels for lease, but Honda currently has leae deals for fifty trims of various models. Many of them are the simpler trim levels, but you'd be surprised to have the option to lease an all-new Honda Passport TrailSport with standard all-wheel drive. In this article, we'll focus on the cheapest possible Honda car lease deals for each model, so most of what we'll talk about will be base models. However, if you're looking for the lowest possible price to drive a new Honda without stressing about re-selling it later on, this is how to do it.

Lease deals vary from region to region, and you will need to input your zip code to view Honda's current deals on its website; all lease deals mentioned in this article use a region code from the Pacific Northwest. The deals listed here are for the month of October, and will expire on November 3rd, 2025.

The MSRPs listed exclude destination, options, and other fees, and are correct at the time of writing - automakers reserve the right to change pricing at any time without notice. Models are listed from the least expensive to the most expensive monthly payment. Photos may represent higher trim levels.

Honda Accord Sedan: Gas And Hybrid

Cheapest Monthly Payment: $239 (Gas), $329 (Hybrid)

Since Honda has so many lease offers (currently, fifty unique lease deals across ten models), we're breaking this list down to only the cheapest, best Honda lease deals for each model. So we don't leave out any variant, we're including both the cheapest gas and hybrid variant of each model, where applicable. With that being said, the least expensive way to lease a Honda Accord this month is in the LX trim with front-wheel drive. After thirty-six months, including the amount due at signing, you'll pay $12,203. If you prefer a hybrid, you'll spend at least $15,543 for the Sport Hybrid with FWD.

Honda Civic Sedan: Gas And Hybrid

Cheapest Monthly Payment: $259 (Gas), $289 (Hybrid)

There are Honda leasing deals for essentially every vehicle the brand currently sells, so it's no surprise you can lease either the Civic Sedan or Civic Sedan Hybrid. We'll also get to the hatchback variant later, since it's a little bit more expensive. If you'd like to get behind the wheel of a gas-only Civic Sedan, the least expensive way to do it is in the 2026 Sport trim with FWD for thirty-six months, which comes out to $12,923 at the end of the term. The hybrid variant doesn't come with as dramatic of a price change as the Accord does, since you can get away with only spending $13,703 for the Sport Hybrid with FWD.

Honda HR-V Compact SUV: Gas Only

Cheapest Monthly Payment: $269

The smallest compact SUV that Honda has to offer, the HR-V, wasn't left out of these Honda lease options, but there's only a gas engine to work with. If you want a hybrid powertrain, you'll have to resort to other models. However, the HR-V is still a great deal with its lowest monthly rate coming out to $269. Excluding taxes and fees, the total you should end up paying at the end of your 39-month lease is $12,983 for the 2026 LX trim with FWD. We know 39 months is a bit strange when so many other automakers only offer 36-month terms, but the HR-V isn't the only Honda model with a lease term of this length.

Honda Civic Hatchback: Gas And Hybrid

Cheapest Monthly Payment: $269 (Gas), $289 (Hybrid)

The Honda Civic Hatchback and its hybrid counterpart sit at $269 and $289 per month for their lowest Honda lease special offers. They share the same powertrains with the Civic sedan and its hybrid version, so the fuel economy is about the same, as well as their overall driving experience. For an extra ten dollars per month, you could gain some cargo space in the gas variant, or get extra cargo space for an extra $200 in total over three years. The numbers break down like so: for a 2026 Sport trim with FWD, you'll spend at least $13,283, and the 2026 Sport Hybrid with FWD will cost $13,903.

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