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Honda CR-V lease deals in Los Angeles
The Honda CR-V lease deals we can write this month, with every number shown on the row, and what changes between the gas CR-V, the CR-V Hybrid and all-wheel drive on a lease.
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Honda CR-V trims
The lineup, side by side. Power and sticker price for each trim.
https://automobiles.honda.com/cr-v/specs-features-trim-comparison (the seven trims: MSRP, engines, horsepower, EPA ratings, drivetrain) and https://automobiles.honda.com/cr-v (starting MSRP; the lineup cards on the same pages give the CR-V Hybrid and CR-V e:FCEV starting MSRPs), read 2026-10-02; MSRP excludes destination
CR-V LX, EX, EX-L and the hybrids: what changes on a lease
Honda sells the CR-V in seven trims this year, and they split into two cars and two drivetrains. The LX, EX and EX-L are the gas CR-Vs, with the turbocharged engine and the CVT; the Sport Hybrid, Sport-L Hybrid, TrailSport Hybrid and Sport Touring Hybrid share Honda's two-motor hybrid system and differ in equipment. Five of the seven are front-wheel drive with Honda's Real Time AWD as an option; the TrailSport Hybrid and the Sport Touring Hybrid come only with all-wheel drive.
All-wheel drive is the first lease decision on a CR-V. It adds to MSRP, and the lender's residual is a percentage of MSRP, so its monthly cost is a share of that addition spread over the term, not the whole amount. Most Los Angeles CR-Vs are two-wheel drive; if you drive to the mountains in winter, say so and we quote both.
Gas or hybrid is the second decision, and it comes down to two numbers on the written quote. The Sport Hybrid's MSRP sits above the EX's and close to the EX-L's, so the hybrid system's monthly cost on a lease is a share of a modest gap. Against it sits the fuel you do not buy: Honda's EPA ratings for each trim are in the trims table above, and the hybrid's advantage is largest in the stop-and-go driving Los Angeles is made of. Honda Financial Services sets a separate program for the gas and hybrid CR-Vs. We quote both on the same term and mileage so you can see the gap for yourself.
Within each pair, the step up is equipment, and each step adds to MSRP the same way. A trim's monthly cost on a lease is a share of its price, which is why a higher trim is sometimes closer per month than the stickers suggest.
The CR-V is a 2027 model on Honda's site while the Civic and the Accord are still 2026 models. The year is on every row of the table above and on the written quote; when both years are on lots, ask for both and we quote both. The CR-V e:FCEV, the hydrogen fuel-cell version, is a separate model and is quoted per car. The Civic lease deals and Accord lease deals pages show the sedans' rows this month.
The residual value and the money factor are set by Honda Financial Services for the specific program and are on the written quote. We do not publish them.
Honda Financial Services lists loyalty benefits for lessees who return a Honda and lease a new one; if you are in a Honda now, say so before we quote.
How a Honda CR-V lease through 021 works
Tell us the CR-V you want: gas or hybrid, two- or all-wheel drive, the trim and the color. Several Honda dealers in Southern California quote the same car at once, and you get one written number with our fee shown. Payment, drive-off, term, miles, taxes and fees are on one page before you agree to anything, and you pay once the car is at your door. If you already hold a CR-V quote from a dealer, send it and we beat it, or tell you it is already great.
The lease is written through Honda Financial Services on approved credit unless the written quote names another lender, so the car, the warranty and the lender are the same as they would be at the dealership. Every published Honda offer is on the Honda lease deals in Los Angeles page, and a car lease broker in Los Angeles does this every day. Delivery anywhere in California; for in-stock cars usually under 48 hours.
How a Honda CR-V lease through 021 works
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Tell us the Honda CR-V you want
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Several dealers in Southern California quote the same car at the same time.
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Payment, drive-off, term, miles and fees, with our fee shown, before you agree to anything.
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Common questions
How much is a Honda CR-V to lease, and what is the average payment?
There is no published CR-V offer on our list this month, so every CR-V is quoted per car. An average is a poor guide, because the payment moves with the trim, two- or all-wheel drive, the residual and money factor Honda Financial Services sets for the program, your credit tier and what you pay at signing. Send the trim and color and the written number comes back with due at signing, term and miles.
Is it smart to lease a Honda CR-V?
It is if you change cars every two or three years, drive under the mileage allowance and want the factory warranty to cover the whole term. The CR-V holds its value well, and a lease payment covers only the depreciation over the term, so a car that holds value leases for less than its price suggests. It is a worse fit if you drive far over the allowance or keep cars for six years or more.
Is it better to lease or buy a CR-V?
Per month, leasing, because the payment covers only the depreciation for the term rather than the whole price. Buying wins if you keep the car six years or more, and a CR-V kept that long usually still has resale value. Our lease or buy guide walks the full cost of both on the same car; ask for both figures.
What SUV can I lease for $300 a month?
Among the Hondas, the HR-V first and the CR-V in a good month, and the drive-off decides it as much as the car does. No Honda offer is published this month; ask for the payment and the drive-off together and compare the total over the term.
Are $0 down leases really worth it?
They are the same deal with the money moved. Ask for the structure you want, including zero down, and the written quote shows the payment for it; the drive-off spreads across the term, so the payment rises by roughly that amount plus a small finance charge. Zero down is worth it if you would rather keep the cash and pay the spread; it is not a discount.
Which CR-V should I stay away from on a lease?
None of the seven trims is a bad lease; the mistake is paying every month for equipment or a drivetrain you will not use. Pick two- or all-wheel drive for the driving you do, gas or hybrid for the miles you drive, and the trim for the equipment you will touch, because each step adds a share of its price to the payment.
What are the current Honda lease deals in Los Angeles?
The Honda lease deals in Los Angeles page lists every published Honda offer once the month's list is loaded; today every Honda is quoted per car. The CR-V, Civic and Accord pages explain what changes between trims on a lease while you wait for the number.
What happens at the end of a Honda CR-V lease?
You return the CR-V to a Honda dealer and pay the disposition fee and any excess-mileage or excess-wear charge in the contract, buy it for the purchase-option price written into the contract on day one, or lease another Honda. Honda's lender accepts a lease payoff only from you or an authorized Honda or Acura dealer, so an outside dealer or a used-car retailer cannot pay off your CR-V lease directly; our third-party lease buyouts guide covers the routes that work. Tell us your lease-end date when you ask for a quote.
