Car Lease Rankings arrived a little bit later this month because Toyota did not post any offers until late this afternoon (September 7th). Car lease deals definitely took a step in the right direction this month with over 6 entries rated as excellent based on LVR (Lease Value Ratios) under 1.10%:  Chevy Malibu: $179.00, Mazda 3-5Door: $219.00, Honda CrossTour EX-V6: $259.00, Infiniti G25 Sedan: 319.00, Nissan Frontier 4x4: $229.00, Toyota Camry LE: $189.00
But there's more to this month's car lease deals than a strong Top-6 finish:

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With fall around the corner, what can we expect in the way of car lease deals for September?

Car Lease Deals For September are Here!

Just a teaser: A couple of enticing offers from BMW for September:

• BMW 335i xDrive: $459.00/$4184 due at Signing for 36 Months
• BMW 328i: $299.00/4824 Due at Signing for 36 Months

Suzuki Lease Deals are here. Well, okay, they've always been here, but we just haven't talked much about Suzuki Car Leasing lately. This month, a local dealer has been advertising on the radio a woman's joy over the "tremendous" Lease deal she got on a Suzuki SX4 for just $280.00 a month. The dealer doesn't say if there was a down payment involved; the MSRP of the car or any of the other details. $280.00 a month for a Suzuki might be an average lease deal, but there is no way of knowing without looking at the details.  The Suzuki Website is advertising leasing deals on the SX4 and Kazashi models for under $200 a month, but down payments are involved. At $280.00 a month, we can safely assume the lease deal didn't involved a down payment - or, at least we should hope so. With that said, let's take a closer look at the actual Suzuki lease deals offered this month:

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A shrinking economy and lower salaries has many of us asking where are the cheap car lease offers? The quantity of advertised monthly car lease specials from manufacturers are so numerous that it would be impossible to mention them all each month. Unfortunately, practical, low-cost, fuel efficient cars don't always lease as well as the most popular, mid-sized family sedans. In fact, advertisements for cheap car lease offers are practically non existent for cars under $15,000.  There are a couple of reasons for this:  Read the rest of this entry