Jeep Lease Deals

It depends on the model, trim, term and yearly mileage, plus the money factor and residual value the lender sets, which usually change each month. Taxes and fees vary by state. Each deal above lists its monthly payment and due at signing.

A Wrangler payment depends on the trim, the number of doors, the term, the mileage and how much you pay up front. When we have Wrangler deals, they're shown above with all the numbers. Request a quote if you want a version that isn't listed.

The Wrangler and Grand Cherokee are the most searched Jeep leases, followed by the Gladiator, Compass and Wagoneer. The Grand Cherokee L adds a third row for bigger families.

Lease specials are limited-time programs, such as a lower money factor, a higher residual value or extra manufacturer cash, and they change every month. The deals above are priced with the lender programs in effect when they were listed.

You pay for the value the Jeep loses during the lease plus a finance charge, with taxes and fees added. Excess wear charges can apply at lease end, so keep that in mind if you plan to take a leased Jeep off road.

Leasing keeps the payment lower and lets you drive a new Jeep every few years, typically while it's under factory warranty. Buying makes more sense if you'll modify the Jeep, drive high miles or keep it for a long time.

We negotiate each Jeep deal before it's listed, so you start from a pre-negotiated price with transparent terms and no haggling. Requesting a deal comes with no obligation.