Dodge Lease Deals
11 active listings from $289/mo. · Prices as of Jul 25, 2026
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2026 Dodge Hornet
Payment: $289/moTerm: 36 moNew York
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Score692026 Dodge Durango GT V6
Payment: $426/moDrive-off: $0National
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Score672026 Dodge Durango GT Plus V6
Payment: $448/moDrive-off: $0National
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Score642026 Dodge Charger
Payment: $479/moTerm: 36 moNational
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Score642026 Dodge Durango GT
Payment: $483/moNew York
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2026 Dodge Durango GT 5.7L Hemi V8 engine
Payment: $530/moDrive-off: $0National
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Score592026 Dodge Durango
Payment: $540/moTerm: 36 moNew York
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2026 Dodge Durango
Payment: $550/moTerm: 36 moNew York
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Score482026 Dodge Charger
Payment: $649/moNew York
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Score132026 Dodge Durango
Payment: $1,019/moTerm: 36 moNational
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Score302026 Dodge Charger Daytona
Payment: $1,069/moTerm: 36 moNational
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Lease insights
Calculated from current Dodge listings on LeaseGuru.
- Average payment
- $589/mo
- Payment range
- $289 – $1,069/mo
- Common terms
- 36 mo
- Avg. drive-off
- $0
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Dodge is an American performance brand under Stellantis known for muscle-car heritage and bold styling, with a lineup spanning the Charger, the Durango SUV, and the Hornet crossover. Shoppers consider Dodge for performance character and frequent incentives on mainstream trims.
Quick facts
- Founded
- 1900
- Headquarters
- Auburn Hills, Michigan
- Country
- United States
- Official site
- www.dodge.com
Lineup highlights
- Charger performance models
- Durango three-row performance SUV
- Hornet compact crossover
Potential advantages
- Mainstream trims often see manufacturer incentives that improve lease value
- Leasing covers shorter terms as the lineup transitions to new powertrains
- Performance character is available without long-term ownership risk
What to watch
- High-performance trims carry higher payments and may lack lease support
- Strong resale on some models can limit residual-driven savings
- Mileage caps may not suit enthusiast driving patterns