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2026 Buick Envista Sport

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Calculated from current Buick listings on LeaseGuru.

Average payment
$575/mo
Payment range
$335 – $939/mo
Common terms
36 mo, 39 mo, 42 mo
Avg. drive-off
$1,539

By state

Buick is General Motors' premium mainstream brand, now an all-SUV lineup spanning the Encore GX, Envista, Envision, and Enclave with an emphasis on quiet rides and value-oriented features. Shoppers like Buick for near-luxury comfort at accessible payments.

Quick facts

Founded
1903
Headquarters
Detroit, Michigan
Country
United States
Official site
www.buick.com

Lineup highlights

  • Encore GX and Envista subcompact SUVs
  • Envision compact SUV
  • Enclave three-row SUV

Buick leases are written by GM Financial, which publishes up to $495 disposition at return.

Published Buick lease terms and the guide each figure comes from
TermWhat the lender publishesFull guide
Who finances the leaseAmeriCredit Financial Services, Inc. d/b/a GM FinancialPublished jointly for Chevrolet, GMC, Buick, Cadillac, not for this brand alone.GM Financial · published on gmfinancial.comCaptive lenders by brand →
Disposition fee at returnUp to $495Waived: Buy or lease a new GM vehicle. Published jointly for Chevrolet, GMC, Buick, Cadillac, not for this brand alone.GM Financial · published on gmfinancial.comDisposition fees by brand →
Lease loyaltyDisposition fee waiver (published cap up to $495). Partial wear waiver eligibility is not a published dollar schedule.Published jointly for Chevrolet, GMC, Buick, Cadillac, not for this brand alone.GM Financial · published on gmfinancial.comLease loyalty programs by brand →
Lease-end buyoutGM Financial publishes a purchase option and Mode by GM Financial lease-buyout loans. Buying the car avoids excess wear, mileage, and the disposition fee. GM says a dealer should not add a doc fee to facilitate your contractual payoff.Published jointly for Chevrolet, GMC, Buick, Cadillac, not for this brand alone.GM Financial · published on gmfinancial.comLease-end buyout policy by brand →
Lease transferYes, through GM Financial's lease-assumption program. Vehicle must stay in the same state as the assuming lessee; not within the last six months; assuming lessee must meet GM Financial credit guidelines; account must stay current; no commercial/non-commercial swaps. Fee: $625 plus applicable taxes, paid by the assuming lessee.Published jointly for Chevrolet, GMC, Buick, Cadillac, not for this brand alone.GM Financial · published on gmfinancial.comLease transfer policy by brand →
GAP coverageGM Financial describes GAP as an optional ancillary product, not required to obtain financing. It does not publish a standard built-in lease gap waiver.Published jointly for Chevrolet, GMC, Buick, Cadillac, not for this brand alone.GM Financial · published on gmfinancial.comGAP insurance and lease coverage →
Grace period and late feeGM Financial FAQ: no grace period. Payments are required by the due date on the statement. Interest charges and late fees accrue each day past due according to the contract. The contract shows when late fees are assessed. No dollar amount is published on the FAQ.Published jointly for Chevrolet, GMC, Buick, Cadillac, not for this brand alone.GM Financial · published on gmfinancial.comLate fees and grace periods by brand →

Potential advantages

  • GM incentives can make Buick leases competitively priced
  • Comfortable, well-equipped SUVs at moderate payments
  • Leasing keeps you in newer technology every few years

What to watch

  • An all-SUV lineup means no sedan or truck options
  • Resale values can be moderate relative to some rivals
  • Higher trims raise payments and drive-off

How to read lease payments →

Buick lease FAQ

Buick often pairs near-luxury comfort with GM incentive support, which can make leases competitively priced versus entry luxury brands. The final value still depends on the current program, term, and upfront costs.
The subcompact Encore GX and Envista appear most often because their lower price points support more accessible monthly payments.
Buick leases are held by GM Financial — legally AmeriCredit Financial Services, Inc. d/b/a GM Financial. That is the lender you contact for payoff quotes, lease-end options, and account changes.
Yes. GM Financial publishes up to $495 on gmfinancial.com, charged when you hand the car back. Waived: Buy or lease a new GM vehicle. Published jointly for Chevrolet, GMC, Buick, Cadillac, not for this brand alone.
Yes. GM Financial publishes: Disposition fee waiver (published cap up to $495). Partial wear waiver eligibility is not a published dollar schedule.

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