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2026 Lexus Lease Deals

152 active listings from $402/mo. · Prices as of Oct 24, 2026

2026 Lexus NX 350 Standard

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2026 Lexus NX 350 Standard

$402/mo· $3,000 due at signing

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Calculated from current Lexus listings on LeaseGuru.

Average payment
$781/mo
Payment range
$402 – $2,059/mo
Common terms
36 mo, 27 mo, 24 mo
Avg. drive-off
$2,669

By state

Lexus is Toyota’s luxury channel, emphasizing quiet cabins, long-term durability, and hybrid options. Leasing appeals to shoppers who want premium service without long BMW-style option creep.

Quick facts

Launched
1989
Headquarters
Nagoya, Japan
Country
Japan
Official site
www.lexus.com

Lineup highlights

  • ES and IS sedans
  • RX and NX SUVs—volume luxury lease candidates
  • GX and LX for off-road-capable luxury
  • Hybrid trims across many core models

Lexus leases are written by Lexus Financial Services, which publishes a $750 acquisition fee at signing, $0.15/mi over your mileage allowance and up to $350 disposition at return.

Published Lexus lease terms and the guide each figure comes from
TermWhat the lender publishesFull guide
Who finances the leaseToyota Motor Credit Corporation (TMCC); leases may be owned by Toyota Lease TrustPublished jointly for Toyota, Lexus; the wording above is Toyota's.Lexus Financial Services · published on toyotafinancial.comCaptive lenders by brand →
Acquisition (bank) fee$750Named on 2026 Toyota.com regional lease examples (RAV4, Tacoma). Due at signing in those examples, not rolled into cap cost.Toyota Financial Services · published on toyota.comAcquisition fees by brand →
Excess mileage$0.15/mi over your mileage allowancePrepaid miles cost $0.10/mi if you buy them at signing.Toyota Financial ServicesMileage overage fees by brand →
Disposition fee at returnUp to $350Waived: Replace with a new or certified Toyota or Lexus financed or leased through a participating dealer and TFS or LFS within 30 days before or after return — or if you have had three or more TFS/LFS accounts. Published jointly for Toyota, Lexus; the wording above is Toyota's.Lexus Financial Services · published on toyotafinancial.comDisposition fees by brand →
Lease loyaltyDisposition-fee waiver is the published dollar benefit. Separate monthly loyalty cash, if any, is on that month's Toyota.com regional offer — not a fixed TFS schedule.Published jointly for Toyota, Lexus; the wording above is Toyota's.Lexus Financial Services · published on toyotafinancial.comLease loyalty programs by brand →
Multiple security depositsYes, on new and certified Toyota or Lexus vehicles leased through TFS or LFS. Not available in New York. Up to nine additional security deposits at signing.Published jointly for Toyota, Lexus; the wording above is Toyota's.Lexus Financial Services · published on toyotafinancial.comMultiple security deposits by brand →
Lease-end buyoutTFS: at lease end you may purchase the vehicle, lease another, or return it. Purchase option is a published end-of-term choice.Published jointly for Toyota, Lexus, not for this brand alone.Lexus Financial Services · published on toyotafinancial.comLease-end buyout policy by brand →
Lease transferTFS lists Transfer of Lease as an early-return option: if someone wants to take over the contract, call 800-874-8822 for criteria. Public page does not list a fee or a yes/no for every account. Fee: Not published.Published jointly for Toyota, Lexus, not for this brand alone.Lexus Financial Services · published on toyotafinancial.comLease transfer policy by brand →
GAP coverageTFS sells optional Guaranteed Auto Protection at the dealer. TFS's own GAP brochure says GAP is not available for lease customers who already have a deficiency-balance waiver — so some TFS leases already carry a waiver and some do not.Published jointly for Toyota, Lexus, not for this brand alone.Lexus Financial Services · published on toyotafinancial.comGAP insurance and lease coverage →
Insurance requirementsLiability limits: The minimum liability limits your state requires. Comp & collision deductible: $1,000 maximum. Physical damage insurance for the full value of the vehicle.Lexus Financial Services · published on lexusfinancial.comLease insurance requirements by brand →
Grace period and late feeTFS payment FAQ: late fees are subject to state law; review the contract or billing statement. A TFS billing-statement explainer says the statement includes a grace-period buffer of a few days before a late fee is applied — it does not publish the number of days. Not published as a dollar amount. TFS points to the contract and statement.Published jointly for Toyota, Lexus, not for this brand alone.Toyota Financial Services · published on toyotafinancial.comLate fees and grace periods by brand →

Potential advantages

  • Residual-focused programs can stabilize payments when incentives cooperate
  • Hybrid availability supports efficiency-minded luxury buyers
  • Brand reputation for reliability may reduce lease-term stress

What to watch

  • Ultra-luxury trims and F Sport packages increase payments quickly
  • Inventory may be tighter on specialized colors or packages

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Lexus lease FAQ

Structurally it mirrors Toyota’s funding relationships, but payments still behave like luxury products—compare drive-off and mileage terms carefully.
RX historically balances space, incentives, and availability, but check current broker posts for NX or TX alternatives.
Toyota Financial Services publishes a $750 acquisition (bank) fee on current Lexus lease disclosures at toyota.com. It is charged once at signing and is separate from the monthly payment.
Toyota Financial Services charges $0.15/mi over your mileage allowance on a Lexus lease. Prepaid miles cost $0.10/mi if you buy them at signing. Buying the higher mileage tier up front is almost always cheaper than paying the overage at return.
Lexus leases are held by Lexus Financial Services — legally Toyota Motor Credit Corporation (TMCC); leases may be owned by Toyota Lease Trust. That is the lender you contact for payoff quotes, lease-end options, and account changes.
Yes. Lexus Financial Services publishes up to $350 on toyotafinancial.com, charged when you hand the car back. Waived: Replace with a new or certified Toyota or Lexus financed or leased through a participating dealer and TFS or LFS within 30 days before or after return — or if you have had three or more TFS/LFS accounts. Published jointly for Toyota, Lexus; the wording above is Toyota's.

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