If you’re looking to finish the year in style, a Lexus UX might be just the thing. You can lease one right now for $369 a month, if you live in Florida, or purchase one for 3.99% APR in some areas. Here’s what you need to know…
Floridians Can Claim The UX 300h At Just $369 A Month
The Sunshine State is getting all the breaks this month. Here’s how the regional deal breaks down at participating dealers:
- $369/mo for 36 months
- $3,999 due at signing
- Offer good on a 2026 UX 300h
- Offer expires November 2, 2026
- Qualified lessees only
- 10,000-miles/year usage limit
Up-front costs do not include taxes, titling, licensing, and dealer options.
According to Lexus, the total contract price is $16,914 at the end of the lease, and you can purchase the car at the end of the deal for $28,048. Before taxes and so on, that’s a total of $44,962 against an MSRP of $39,050.
If you want to own your Lexus at the end of the deal, it might be smarter to go for a financing option right off the bat this time.Not in Florida? There’s a financing deal that could save you over $2,000 in interest – and it’s available in more states.
The 3.99% APR Deal Saves Buyers Over $2,000 Compared To The National Average
2025 Lexus UX300h Rear BadgeLexus
A deal that extends beyond Florida will have you paying 3.99% APR for 48 months. The national average APR right now is around 6.35%, so that’s a couple of points off the interest. This deal is available in a number of regions, including Arizona, Colorado, Idaho, Oregon, and California.
Here’s how the offer works:
- 3.99% APR for up to 48 months
- Offer good on various trims
- Offer expires November 2, 2026
- Cannot be combined with Lexus Cash offers
- Qualified buyers only
Comparing this deal to a typical 6.35% loan, here’s how the numbers shake out.
APR
3.99%
6.35%
MSRP (2026 UX 300h)
$39,050
Monthly Payment
$881
$923
Total Interest
$3,264
$5,272
Total Cost Of Purchase
$42,314
$44,322
This offer might not be the most outrageous deal we’ve seen all month, but it’s $2,008 back in your pocket.
(Some Of) Lexus’ Competitors Aren’t Taking It Lying Down
Rounding up some competing lease offers on luxury SUVs, here’s what we turned up:
- You can lease a 2026 Acura ADX for $369/mo for 36 months with $3,399 due at signing.
- You can lease a 2026 BMW X1 xDrive28i for $479/mo for 39 months with $4,579 due at signing.
- You can lease a 2026 Volvo XC40 Plus Dark HEV for $439/mo for 36 months with $3,489 due at signing.
- You can lease a 2026 Audi Q3 quattro for $449/mo for 36 months with $5,339 due at signing.
- You can lease a 2026 Mercedes-Benz GLA 250 for $329/mo for 24 months with $4,323 due at signing.
If we’re picking a favorite deal from the bunch, the GLA 250 stands out at $329 a month, and the up-front costs are reasonable. But monthly payment is only part of the story. Where the UX really separates itself from these rivals is what happens after you hand the keys back – or decide to keep it.
Note that some of these deals are national, some are regional, and they’re all dependent on participating dealers. Check the incentives pages (linked in our sources section) with your own zip code to see what’s available at your nearest dealers.
The Lexus UX Is A Slow Depreciator
2021 Lexus UX 200 Exterior Nori GreenLexus
We usually like to recommend a used luxury car as a cheap alternative to a pricey ride. Lexus is the exception to the rule. Our price-tracker currently has a 2021 UX 200 FWD trending at $23,879. That’s a 27.6% savings on the initial $33,000 MSRP, compared to the 40% to 60% depreciation most luxury cars experience over the same period.
That’s not to say it’s a bad deal. A five-year-old Lexus is selling for more than 70% of its MSRP because it’s still worth more than 70% of its MSRP. We’re not complaining, we’re only saying that buying a second-hand Lexus isn’t exactly a lifehack, like buying a five-year-old BMW or Mercedes.
Here’s what we turned up in our own marketplace, limiting our search to listings with fewer than 60,000 miles on the odometer:
- A 2021 UX 250h is listed at $24,995 in Florida.
- A 2021 UX 250h is listed at $24,991 in Texas.
- A 2020 UX 250h is listed at $28,995 in Pennsylvania.
- A 2022 UX 250h is listed at $29,995 in New Jersey.
- A 2020 UX 200 is listed at $22,213 in Texas.
- A 2021 UX 250h is listed at $25,800 in New York.
- A 2022 UX 200 is listed at $22,901 in Utah.
- A 2020 UX 250h F Sport is listed at $26,988 in California.
These listings are just to give you an idea of what’s available. There’s no telling what you’ll be able to find in your own area, and in your own price range. Run a search for yourself and see what’s out there.
While the 2021 Lexus UX hasn’t hit that big depreciation fall-off yet, you’re making up the difference in cheaper maintenance. RepairPal puts a typical Lexus at $551 a year in maintenance, compared to around $968 for a BMW, and $908 for a Benz.
The steep cost of ownership turns out to be a trap for many buyers who think they’ve found a bargain on a second-hand luxury SUV. That’s less of a concern in a Lexus.
Base Trim Engine
2L Inline-4 Hybrid
Base Trim Transmission
CVT
Base Trim Drivetrain
Front-Wheel Drive
Base Trim Horsepower
150 HP @6000 RPM
Base Trim Torque
139 lb.-ft. @ 4400 RPM
Base Trim Fuel Economy (city/highway/combined)
45/41/43 MPG
Base Trim Battery Type
Lithium ion (Li-ion)
Infotainment & Features
9 /10
Sources: Lexus, Calculator.net, Acura, Mercedes-Benz, Volvo, Audi, BMW, RepairPal.
