Acura Lease Deals

Acura is Honda's luxury division, and not loosely: its own 2026 warranty booklet identifies the brand as "Acura Automobile Division, a division of American Honda Motor Co., Inc." Coverage is written by the same company that stands behind Hondas. Every 2026 Acura carries a 4-year/50,000-mile new-vehicle limited warranty, a 6-year/70,000-mile powertrain warranty, and 5 years of rust-perforation coverage with no mileage limit. Two lines matter to lessees: Acura extends the coverage to "the owner or lessee," and the term starts the day the vehicle is leased, so a 36-month lease at 15,000 miles a year ends inside both terms.

Included maintenance is real but modest. The Acura Maintenance Program covers one oil and filter change, a tire rotation and a multi-point inspection within 1 year/12,000 miles at a participating dealer — not the multi-year program some European rivals bundle in.

AcuraWatch is the standard driver-assist suite: Collision Mitigation Braking with Advanced Pedestrian Detection, Lane Keeping Assist, Road Departure Mitigation with Lane Departure Warning, and Adaptive Cruise Control with Low-Speed Follow. The IIHS named the 2025-26 ADX, Integra and MDX Top Safety Picks in its 2025 awards.

Acura describes SH-AWD as continually optimizing torque between the front and rear axles and between the left and right rear wheels, accelerating the outside rear wheel through a turn. It is standard on the RDX, available on the MDX; the Integra is front-drive and the ADX uses a simpler all-wheel-drive system.

Consumer Reports ranked Acura seventh of 26 brands for predicted reliability in December 2025, and iSeeCars placed it fourth for longevity, at 1.5 times the average chance of passing 250,000 miles. Resale is concentrated rather than universal: the Integra won Kelley Blue Book's 2026 compact-luxury-car resale award at 43.2 percent.

We are a broker, not a dealership. We do not hold the cars; we source them from franchise Acura dealers across New York, New Jersey and Connecticut, and we quote the whole deal in writing — selling price, money factor, residual, bank fee, taxes and DMV — before you commit to anything.

What a broker cannot change is the bank's side: residuals and money factors are set by the captive lender and your credit tier, and any advertised incentive still has to be one you qualify for. What we can do is shop the discount off MSRP across several stores at once, show you which quote is real, and arrange delivery instead of a Saturday in a showroom. If a dealer beats us, take their deal.