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Land Rover and Range Rover lease deals in Los Angeles
The Range Rover lease deals we can write today, with the payment, due at signing, term and miles read from the live offer list on every row, and the Defender, Velar, Evoque and Discovery offers beside them. Pick a model, tell us the engine, color and trim, and several Land Rover dealers quote it.
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Range Rover lease deals by model: Range Rover, Sport, Defender and the rest of the lineup
Range Rover: the full-size flagship, in standard or long wheelbase (seven seats available on the long one), with mild-hybrid six-cylinder, plug-in hybrid and V8 engines and the SV above them. Land Rover lists the current Range Rover from $113,300. Quoted per car unless a row appears in the table above; a Range Rover page with its own offers follows.
Range Rover Sport: lower and shorter than the Range Rover, five seats, in SE, Dynamic SE, Autobiography and SV trims with mild-hybrid six-cylinder, plug-in hybrid and V8 engines. Land Rover lists the Range Rover Sport SE from $83,700. Without a row it is quoted per car, and a Range Rover Sport page follows.
Defender: three body styles, the two-door 90, the four-door 110 with up to seven seats, and the longer 130 built around its third row. Engines run from the four-cylinder P300 to the V8; the OCTA is the performance version. Land Rover lists the Defender 90 from $61,000, the 110 from $65,000, the 130 from $74,000 and the OCTA from $158,800. Without a row it is quoted per car; a Defender page follows.
Range Rover Velar: the mid-size, five-seat Range Rover with a six-cylinder gas engine; the Belgravia Edition is its current special model. Land Rover lists it from $61,600.
Range Rover Evoque: the compact entry to the Range Rover family, five seats, with the Hoxton Edition as its current special model. Land Rover lists it from $49,900, the lowest starting price in the Range Rover line, so its payments are usually the lowest in the family.
Discovery: Land Rover's seven-seat family SUV. Land Rover lists it from $64,900.
Discovery Sport: the compact SUV at the entry of the line, with the four-cylinder P250 engine and the Landmark edition as its current special model. Land Rover lists it from $49,900, level with the Evoque.
Range Rover Electric and the coming Range Rover GT: both are shown on Land Rover's site without a US starting price (n/a). Electric lease incentives change monthly and we check them the day you ask; the EV lease deals in Los Angeles list carries the electric offers we are writing this month.
Velar, Evoque, Discovery and Discovery Sport are quoted per car this month unless a row appears in the table above. Starting prices are the base MSRPs Land Rover published on landroverusa.com and rangerover.com when this page was written, before destination and handling, tax, title, license and retailer fees, and they move with the model year.
What is in a Range Rover lease payment
A Land Rover lease payment is built from four figures, and each is a line on the written quote. The gross capitalized cost is the negotiated price plus anything rolled into the lease, usually destination and the acquisition fee, less the capitalized cost reduction you pay at signing. The residual value is the lender's estimate of what the car is worth at lease end, set as a percentage of MSRP for the term and mileage you choose; on a Range Rover each point of that percentage is worth more dollars than on a compact car, so term and miles move the payment more. The money factor is the lease's interest rate. Tax applies to each payment in California.
The lender behind a Land Rover lease is Land Rover Financial Group. Its loan and lease accounts are owned by Chase, and leases are subject to credit approval by Chase. It also offers a single-pay lease, where the whole amount is paid at the start instead of monthly. At lease maturity you trade the car in for a new one, buy it or pick a different vehicle, in the lender's words; the purchase-option price is in the contract from day one, and the disposition fee and any excess-mileage or excess-wear charge apply on a return. Our lease-end options guide covers each path.
Why the same Range Rover lease deal costs less through a broker
Several Land Rover dealers within an hour of Los Angeles compete for the same monthly targets, and a Range Rover is a car where the exact build matters: engine, wheelbase, trim and option packs each move the price. We send your exact specification to several of them at once, check what is on the ground and what is arriving, take the best whole deal, and write it with our fee shown on the written quote. You see payment, drive-off, term, miles, taxes and fees on one page before you agree to anything, and you pay once the car is at your door. Loyalty and conquest offers, when the lender runs them, have their own rules and change month to month; we confirm which you qualify for before the quote is written. Range Rover SV and Autobiography builds, the Defender OCTA and factory orders go through the same desk as the rest of our luxury cars. This is what a car lease broker in Los Angeles does all day.
Several Land Rover dealers quote the same Range Rover. You get one written number.
In stock or incoming: we look across our network of 400+ dealers for the engine, wheelbase and color you want, rather than the one car on the lot.
Loyalty (you already lease or finance a Land Rover) and conquest (you are leaving another brand) offers are applied where you qualify; the notes on the table show which rows already include one.
Demo units are new cars with dealer miles, leased for less. The factory warranty usually runs from the date the car was first put in service; ask for that date and the mileage before you decide.
Delivered anywhere in California; for in-stock cars usually under 48 hours.
How a Land Rover and Range Rover lease through 021 works
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Common questions
How much does it cost to lease a Range Rover in Los Angeles?
It depends on which Range Rover: the Evoque and Velar sit at the lower end, the Range Rover Sport in the middle and the full-size Range Rover at the top, because the payment tracks the price. No Land Rover offer is published this month, so every model is quoted per car; send the engine, trim and color and we return one written number.
How much is a Range Rover Sport lease per month?
No Range Rover Sport row is published this month, so it is quoted per car. The SE is the entry trim; Dynamic SE, Autobiography and SV raise the price and the payment with it. Send the trim and color and we return one written number.
How much does it cost to lease a Defender?
The Defender comes as the two-door 90, the four-door 110 and the longer 130, and the payment follows the body style and engine. No Defender row is published this month, so it is quoted per car. A specific color or trim is often an incoming unit rather than one on the lot, and we quote both.
Is leasing a Range Rover a good idea?
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, because the payment covers depreciation for the term rather than the whole price. On a car with a list price this high, the cost of owning it past the warranty is the other half of the question, and a lease hands that back to the lender. It is a worse fit if you drive far over the allowance or keep cars for six years or more.
Why are Range Rover leases so expensive?
A lease payment is mostly depreciation, and depreciation is a share of the price, so a Range Rover's payment is high because its price is high, not because leases work differently for it. The lender's residual value for the term and miles sets how much of that price you pay for; a lower residual means a bigger share. The negotiated price is the one number a shopper can move, and that is what several dealers quoting the same car does.
Is it better to lease or buy a Range Rover?
Per month, leasing, because the payment covers depreciation for the term rather than the whole price. Over six or more years of ownership, buying wins because the payments stop, though any luxury SUV kept past its warranty carries repair costs that a lease never reaches. Our guide on whether to lease or buy walks through the math; the written quote gives both numbers for the same car.
Can you negotiate a Range Rover lease?
Yes. The price of the car, the capitalized cost, is negotiable on a lease exactly as on a purchase, and every dollar off it lowers the payment for the whole term. The residual value and the lender's base rate are set by Land Rover Financial Group for the program, so the price is the number to work on; the written quote shows which rate the payment assumes. We negotiate it with several dealers at once.
What credit score do you need to lease a Range Rover?
Leases through Land Rover Financial Group are subject to credit approval by Chase, and the credit tier you are approved at sets the rate the payment is built on. Advertised payments assume strong credit, so a lower tier means a higher payment on the same car, and the written quote states the tier it assumes. Tell us where your credit stands before we quote, so the number is one you can sign.
Can I lease a Range Rover with zero down?
Yes, on approved credit. 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.
What happens at the end of a Land Rover lease?
Land Rover Financial Group says that at lease maturity you trade in your Land Rover vehicle for a new one, buy it or select a different vehicle. Before that date, compare three figures: the payoff in the contract, what the car is worth, and what returning it would cost in disposition, mileage and wear charges; equity above the payoff can go toward the next car. Our lease-end options guide covers each path; when your next car comes through 021, the return or trade is handled as part of the deal.
