Top 10 Lease Vehicles
No. 5 (tie): The Nissan Rogue also accounted for 2.4% of all U.S. leases in the fourth quarter with an average payment of $346 per month.
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No. 7 (tie): The Honda Accord was available for an average monthly payment of $375 and accounted for 2.3% of all new-vehicle leases in the fourth quarter.
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No. 9 (tie): The Ford Escape accounted for 1.9% of new vehicles leased in the U.S. in the fourth quarter with an average monthly payment of $329.
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No. 5 (tie): The Ram 1500 edged out the F-150 by capturing 2.4% of the new-vehicle lease market with a slightly lower monthly payment ($441).
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No. 9 (tie): The Jeep Cherokee also captured 1.9% of the new-vehicle lease market in Q4, averaging $357 per month.
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No. 3: The compact Honda Civic ranked third on Experian’s list with a 2.9% market share. The average cost to lease a new Civic in Q4 was $314.
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No. 7 (tie): The Ford F-150 is America’s best-selling vehicle, but it’s tied for seventh overall (and the second-most popular truck) in Experian’s lease rankings with a 2.3% share. The average payment for a leased F-150 was $450 in Q4.
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No. 4: The Jeep Grand Cherokee won 2.5% of the new-vehicle lease market in Q4, averaging a list-high $463 per month.
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No. 2: The Toyota RAV4 finished No. 2 overall with 3.2% of the new-vehicle lease market and an average monthly payment of $346.
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No. 1: Q4’s most popular lease vehicle was also its most affordable: The Chevrolet Equinox captured 3.8% of the U.S. lease market with a $304 average monthly payment.
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