Honda has a lease deal for 2021 Civics for $59 Mo.

MissAmericanPie : I really don't believe that's true. It financially doesn't make sense for a company to offer $0 down and $59/mo to lease a car. I'd have to see a real life example with the details.

Joe : It makes perfect sense if they can talk you into something more expensive. These are basic models, no bells or whistles, already 4 years old. These types of "deals" are meant to draw people in. Frequently there's only a couple they do this with. There's not a lot full of them. It happens all the time. But it's not a bad deal if you can actually get one.

Joe : Here's a pic of the ad they are running. So yes it's a legit offer.

MissAmericanPie : That is a new 26 model.

kingwooddiscgolf : Yeah I noticed that. Even a better deal. Lol. But as I stated before, these fabulous deals aren't plentiful. Dealers get a couple cars they will use for that and try and get you to spend more bc they're sold out. They also advertised another one for $99

MissAmericanPie :
I can't read the fine print on the bottom of the screen.

MissAmericanPie :
Just like I said! Look at the fine print in your screenshot - $6,459 due at signing…like I mentioned before.

ExCTGuyInTX : The important parts are 24 month closed lease, $7,712 due at signing, lessee responsible for all maintenance. Option to purchase at the end of the lease for $22,659. 25cents per mile anything over $10K per year. So total per month including the amount due at signing is $420.33Also, they spelled lessee wrong.

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Joe : And I posted this article from Carleasing.org that states zero to minimum down:
" Looking for the best deals on car leases? Check out our article on 12 Cheapest Lease Deals $0 Down You Can Snag in 2025 🚗 to learn more about affordable options. The Honda Civic lease for $59/month has garnered significant attention, but what does this deal entail? To understand the Honda Civic lease $59 offer, let's break down the key components:"Low monthly payments: The lease offers a monthly payment of $59, which is significantly lower than other vehicles in its class.
Minimal down payment: The deal requires a minimal down payment, making it an attractive option for those who want to drive a new car without breaking the bank.
No depreciation concerns: As a lessee, you won't have to worry about the vehicle's depreciation, as you'll be returning the car to the dealer at the end of the lease."

MissAmericanPie :
That is not text from the people making the offer, it's a third party "carleases.org" site, which I have a high suspicion is mostly AI generated.Look at the actual offer from the people giving the deal in the screenshot you posted, it says $6,459 due at signing. Why is this an argument?? ; )

Joe :
I know. I'm just saying that when I saw the offer, I tried to read around and see what other info I could find bc there wasn't much. And this was some of what I found that I included in the info.
Obviously if anyone was really interested, they would get all the details themselves.

MissAmericanPie : Right, I know you saw that info, I'm saying it's wrong that there is no down payment, and that the $59/mo comes with hefty additional fees. No car company could afford to lease a car for just $59/mo, they'd be losing money hand over fist.

Joe :
There are all kinds of leases and some don't require a down payment and I just thought some might want to look into it

MissAmericanPie : I know there are all kinds of leases. But the idea that you can get a car with $0 down and just $59/mo is wrong...that's my only point. There is nothing close that kind of deal available, sadly.

Joe :
Thanks for the truth behind the ad!
If, it looks too good to be true, it probably isn't!🤣