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Mazda lease deals in Los Angeles
The Mazda lease deals we can write in Los Angeles today, with the payment, due at signing, term and miles read from the live offer list on every row. Pick the model, trim and color, and several Mazda dealers quote the same car; a model without a published row is quoted per car.
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Mazda models without a published row this month are quoted per car; send the model, trim and color and we return one written number.
Mazda lease deals by model, from the Mazda3 to the CX-90
Every Mazda sold in the US can be leased through us. The lineup is a dozen models: two compact cars, six crossovers with hybrid and plug-in versions of three of them, and the MX-5 Miata in two body styles. The eight models below are the Mazdas we write the most offers for in Los Angeles and get their own paragraph; the rest follow, one line each. A published offer, when one exists for a model, sits in the table above. Everything else is quoted per car from the trim and color you want. Starting MSRPs are Mazda's own figures for the base trim on mazdausa.com, before taxes, title, license fees and the destination charge; Mazda changes them during the year, and the price on your written quote is the one that counts.
CX-90: the three-row midsize SUV and the Mazda we quote most for families in Los Angeles, with an inline-six and a plug-in hybrid version. Starting MSRP $39,300 for the 2026 CX-90 and $50,695 for the CX-90 PHEV.
CX-30: the subcompact crossover built on the Mazda3, with all-wheel drive standard, and the second most requested Mazda here. Starting MSRP $26,375 for the 2026 CX-30.
CX-50: the compact crossover with a more rugged shape than the CX-5 and a hybrid version. Starting MSRP $29,900 for the 2026 CX-50 and $34,750 for the CX-50 Hybrid.
Mazda3 Sedan: the compact sedan and the lowest-priced Mazda, which is where the smallest Mazda payments appear. Starting MSRP $24,650 for the 2026 Mazda3 Sedan.
CX-5: the compact crossover that carries the most Mazda searches in Los Angeles and the model most people mean when they ask for "a Mazda SUV." Starting MSRP $29,990 for the 2026 CX-5.
MX-5 Miata: the two-seat roadster, sold as a soft top and as the MX-5 Miata RF with a retractable hardtop; the one Mazda leased for the driving alone. Starting MSRP $30,730 for the 2026 MX-5 Miata and $38,750 for the MX-5 Miata RF.
CX-70: the two-row version of the CX-90, with the same inline-six and plug-in hybrid choices. Starting MSRP $42,750 for the 2026 CX-70 and $44,450 for the CX-70 PHEV.
Mazda3 Hatchback: the five-door version of the Mazda3. Starting MSRP $25,650 for the 2026 Mazda3 Hatchback.
Hybrid and plug-in models: the CX-50 Hybrid, CX-70 PHEV and CX-90 PHEV are listed above with their models; incentives on plug-in models change monthly and we check them the day you ask. See the EV lease deals in Los Angeles list for the electric and plug-in offers we are writing this month.
Every 2026 Mazda on mazdausa.com carried a starting figure on the day we read it, so nothing in this lineup is n/a.
What is in a Mazda lease payment
A Mazda 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 any fee rolled into the lease, 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. The money factor is the lease's interest rate. Tax applies to each payment in California. The how car leasing works guide in our library walks through each line with an example.
Mazda leases are written through Mazda Financial Services unless the written quote names another lender. Mazda Financial Services is a trade name rather than a separate bank: its own site states that the name is licensed to Toyota Motor Credit Corporation, that lease accounts are owned by Toyota Lease Trust or its affiliates, and that Toyota Motor Credit Corporation services the accounts and approves the credit. In practice your Mazda lease is a Toyota Motor Credit contract under the Mazda name, and your statements come from Mazda Financial Services. At lease end you return the car to a Mazda dealer and pay the disposition fee and any excess-mileage or excess-wear charge in the contract, or buy it for the purchase-option price written in on day one.
Financing spreads the whole price over the loan; a lease spreads only the depreciation for the term, which is why the monthly payment on the same car is lower on a lease. Lease if you change cars every two or three years and drive under the allowance. Finance or buy if you keep cars for six years or more.
Why Mazda lease deals cost less through a broker
Several Mazda dealers within an hour of Los Angeles compete for the same monthly targets. We send your exact model, trim and color to several of them at once, 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. A dealer's advertised Mazda special is one store's number for one trim; a quote from several stores on the car you actually want is usually at or below it. Mazda's loyalty and other offers change month to month and have their own rules; we confirm which you qualify for before the quote is written, which is why two people can get different numbers on the same car. This is what a car lease broker in Los Angeles does all day.
Several Mazda dealers quote the same car. You get one written number.
400+ dealers in our network and 1,200+ cars delivered; any make, any model, Toyota to Lamborghini.
Lease, finance or cash; the written quote shows the structure you ask for.
Trim matters more on a Mazda than on most makes, because the same model is sold at several equipment levels under one name; the quote names the exact trim so the payment and the car match.
Loyalty and other programs are applied where you qualify; the notes on the table show which rows already include one.
Delivered anywhere in California; for in-stock cars usually under 48 hours.
How a Mazda lease through 021 works
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Common questions
What is the cheapest Mazda lease?
There is no published Mazda offer this month; every model is quoted per car. The Mazda3 Sedan and the CX-30 are the lowest-priced Mazdas, so that is where the smallest payments appear when a program is behind them.
Is leasing a Mazda 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; the payment covers depreciation for the term rather than the whole price. It is a worse fit if you drive far over the allowance or keep cars for six years or more, because the excess-mileage charge and the repeated drive-offs add up. The written quote shows every line, so you can set it against a finance payment on the same Mazda before you decide.
How much would it cost to lease a Mazda?
The payment is the depreciation for the term plus the finance charge and tax, so it depends on the model, the trim, the term and the miles you choose. No Mazda has a published offer this month, so send the model, trim and color and the written quote shows all four figures.
Does Mazda have any good lease deals?
There is no published Mazda offer this month, so the good deal is the one quoted on the exact car you want: send the model, trim and color and several Mazda dealers price it. A dealer's advertised special is one store's number for one trim; a quote from several stores is usually at or below it, with the fee shown on the written quote.
What is the best time to lease a Mazda?
The month the car you want has a program behind it. Mazda's published offers run for a set period and are then replaced, and lender programs shift when a model year changes over, so one model can be cheaper this month and another next month. The table above shows what is published now, and anything without a row is quoted per car on the day you ask.
What is the cheapest car to lease in Los Angeles?
No Mazda has a published offer this month; a Mazda3 or CX-30 is quoted per car on the trim and color you want.
What kind of car can I lease for $200 a month?
Compact sedans and subcompact crossovers are where payments near that level appear, and in Mazda's lineup that is the Mazda3 Sedan and the CX-30.
Is it financially smart to lease a car then buy it?
It can be. The purchase-option price is written into the lease on day one, so if the car is worth more than that price at lease end you buy it below market, and if it is worth less you hand it back and the lender takes the loss. You pay the finance charge on the lease and then on the loan, so over the whole period it usually costs more than financing from the start; it wins when you want the option to walk away. The lease vs buy guide in our library works through the total cost both ways.
Can I lease a Mazda with zero down in Los Angeles?
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.
Who finances a Mazda lease?
Mazda Financial Services, unless the written quote names another lender. Its site states that the Mazda Financial Services name is licensed to Toyota Motor Credit Corporation, that lease accounts are owned by Toyota Lease Trust or its affiliates, and that Toyota Motor Credit Corporation services the accounts and approves the credit; your statements still carry the Mazda Financial Services name. At lease end you return the car to a Mazda dealer, buy it for the purchase-option price in your contract, or move into the next Mazda; if the next car comes through us, we quote it before your return date so the two line up.