Lexus Lease Deals from £300pm

Simply decide on your contract length, the initial payment and monthly rental, then get your Lexus delivered for free. At the end of your lease, just hand the keys back.

More car for your money

Because the costs are often typically lower than other finance methods, you could afford to drive away in a higher spec Lexus.

Warranty & tax included

Lexus leasing deals include road tax for the contract length, and a full manufacturer's warranty — all you need to do is arrange insurance.

What our customer say

About Lexus

Lexus is Toyota’s luxury brand, and has been since it first stunned the world with the original LS400 saloon back in 1989 — a car that made the likes of BMW and Mercedes properly worried.

Since then, Lexus has gone from strength to strength, and these days is primarily focused on a lineup of SUVs with hybrid and plug-in hybrid engines, as well as a growing lineup of electric models.

In the early 2000s, it launched the first Lexus RX SUV — the first car to come with a touchscreen infotainment system — and followed that up with the more compact NX model. The big LS saloon isn’t on sale in the UK anymore, though, which is a shame, but a new ES saloon — in both electric and hybrid forms — arrives very soon.

Lexus has proved a popular brand with buyers not just because its models are luxurious and comfortable, but because they tend to be amongst the most reliable of all cars, and are often better-built than an equivalent luxury German car.

Why lease a Lexus?

Lexus’ chief advantage is its legendary reliability. If you can find an original LS400 saloon from the 1990s, it probably still works perfectly, while a BMW or Mercedes from that era would likely be close to scrap.

That quality comes through in modern Lexus models, which really do feel better-built than most other cars in their class.

Leasing a Lexus makes a lot of sense, not least because many Lexus models will be bought as company cars, and leasing makes huge sense from that point of view. With Lexus’ increasing interest in EVs, leasing helps too as it means you’re not locked into owning a car that might be made obsolete by a sudden advance in battery technology.

Unlike when you buy on Hire Purchase or PCP, there’s usually no option to keep your car at the end of the lease — it will have to be returned, but leasing companies make that easy to do.

Leasing programmes can also offer other benefits such as fully-inclusive packages that cover your servicing, insurance, VED tax, and even fresh sets of tyres.

You can lease your Lexus through Carwow too, and we’ll help you find the best leasing rates, and the best Lexus models.

Lexus lease car FAQs

Does Lexus lease cars?

Yes, Lexus offers leasing deals on all of its models, and you can lease a Lexus directly from Carwow too.

Can you lease a Lexus?

Yes, Lexus has a number of Business Contract Hire leasing offers available through its UK website, or you can find your best deal for a Lexus lease right here on Carwow.

How much is it to lease a Lexus?

The price of a Lexus lease will vary from model to model and between leasing companies, but on Carwow the cheapest Lexus leasing deal is from £300pm.

Is it better to lease or buy a Lexus?

It depends what you want and need, and whether you prefer to own your car outright, or just want one simple monthly payment that covers all of your motoring needs. It does make a lot of sense to lease a Lexus though, especially if you’re a company car buyer.

What is the best month to lease a Lexus?

Generally speaking, the best month to negotiate a lease will be either November or December, as dealerships are coming to the end of their working year and are keen to get a few extra cars out the door to meet their sales targets. You can often get a better deal by waiting until then.