9 active listings from $410/mo.
2026 Acura Integra
New York
2026 Acura Integra
New York
2026 Acura Integra
National
Acura2026 Acura Integra
New York
2026 Acura Integra Cvt
National
2026 Acura Integra Cvt W A Spec Package
National
2026 Acura Integra Cvt W A Spec Technology Package
National
2026 Acura Integra Manual W A Spec Technology Package
National
2026 Acura Integra Type S Manual
National
The Integra compact sport sedan/hatchback is Acura's entry-level model and one of the few sport-focused vehicles in its price range available for lease. Programs appear for base and A-Spec trims; manual transmission availability should be confirmed early as it affects residual and market appeal.
Based on current Integra listings for Acura in our feed.
This Acura Integra lease calculator starts from the median MSRP ($40,595) of 5 live Integra listings. Live Integra listings on this page run $410–$789/mo; advertised deals usually include dealer discounts, lease cash and money due at signing that this estimate doesn't assume.
Selling price starts at that MSRP. Enter the price you were quoted. The 36-month term, residual, and money factor are generic placeholders, not Acura program rates. The same calculator has its own page: car lease calculator.
Monthly payment
$553.78
Due at signing $1,248.78
At sticker
Term
Miles per year
Mileage changes the payment only by changing the residual. Enter the residual for this allowance. The calculator does not guess one.
Percent of MSRP, like 58. Not the dollar residual.
Multiply by 2,400 for a rough APR. Ask for the buy rate before any markup.
Cash you pay at signing. You don't get it back if the car is totaled.
Positive if the trade is worth more than you owe. Negative if you roll debt in.
Lease cash. It lowers the price the payment is based on.
Sample starts at $695. Use the amount on your worksheet.
Title, registration, and similar charges.
Leave blank if you only want the pre-tax payment. Enter 8.25 for 8.25%.
States do this differently. The state tax estimator is the place to check yours.
Each deposit is one payment, rounded up to the next $50. You get them back at the end if the account is clean. They are not part of the cost.
From your program sheet. A figure you will see is 0.00007, and it is not universal.
Leave at 0 for a new car. Demo miles usually reduce the residual.
Residual cut per mile
Due if you return the car. Counted in total cost, not in the monthly.
Cash back after you sign. Lowers total cost, not the payment.
$553.78
About 3.00% APR. 12,000 miles/year. Residual $23,545.10.
Effective spreads due-at-signing, disposition, and post-sale rebates across the term. Refundable deposits are left out. Value score is MSRP divided by a year of that effective payment. Higher means less of the sticker per year.
$729.44/mo on $40,595.00 financed. That leaves out lease-only fees and sales tax on a purchase. The lease vs buy tool adds resale value.
Most-listed Acura Integra trims in our feed and the lowest advertised monthly payment seen on each.
| Trim | Live listings | From |
|---|---|---|
| Cvt | 1 | |
| Cvt W A Spec Package | 1 | |
| Cvt W A Spec Technology Package | 1 | |
| Manual W A Spec Technology Package | 1 |
Across 9 live Integra listings on LeaseGuru, monthly payments range from $410 to $789, averaging about $492/mo with an average drive-off near $1,959. Confirm taxes and fees for your area before signing.
Current Integra programs most often run 27 months and 36 months. Longer terms can lower the monthly payment but usually raise total lease cost, so compare the full term before deciding.
Compare live listings for the Acura Integra on LeaseGuru by filtering by payment caps and term length. Evaluate the total cost including drive-off fees to find the most value-focused offer.
No. Advertised monthly payments typically exclude local taxes, registration fees, and dealer doc fees. Always check localized pricing and incentives before signing any lease paperwork.
Listings turn over constantly. Get an email when a new Acura Integra lease appears at or below your budget — no phone number needed.
