Honda

What is interesting about these deals is that they are offering what they call a “0-0-0-0″ deal. This means zero down payment, zero due at signing (except for local registration and tag fees), zero security fee, and zero first month’s payment.

These are 36 month leases and 12K miles allowance per year (36K miles total).

These are genuinely good lease deals, as are all Honda deals, that include a nice price (cap cost) discount, a nice low money factor (interest), and a nice high lease-end residual. Combined, these factors make for a low monthly payment. If you don’t understand how car leasing works, we strongly suggest you read the Lease Guide at LeaseGuide.com.

Here are some of the current Honda “0-0-0-0″ lease deals:

2010 Honda Accord Coupe – $280 a month

2010 Honda Accord Sedan – $250 a month

2010 Honda Crosstour – $390 a month

2010 Honda CR-V – $300 a month

2010 Honda CR-V 4WD – $310 a month

2010 Honda Civic Coupe – $210 a month

2010 Honda Civic Sedan – $190 a month

2010 Honda Element – $320 a month

2010 Honda Fit – $250 a month

2010 Honda Insight – $240 a month

2010 Honda Odyssey – $300 a month

2010 Honda Pilot – $350 a month

2010 Honda Ridgeline – $460 a month

If you are willing to make a down payment (cap cost reduction) and make your first month’s payment on these deals, you can lower your monthly payment substantially.

If you don’t understand car leasing, we strongly suggest you learn how it works and how to determine if it is right for you. We recommend that you visit LeaseGuide.com for a free car leasing guide.

Land Rover

This is a great way to be able to drive a Land Rover luxury vehicle but, unless you understand how car leasing works, we advise taking the time to learn before you decide to go with one of these deals.

Leasing works well for many people, but not for others. See LeaseGuide.com for car leasing advice and information.

Here are the current special lease incentives from Land Rover. All are for 2010 models, 36 month lease term, and 10K miles per year (30K miles total).

Land Rover LR4 – $679 a month, $3995 due at signing

Land Rover Range Rover – $1535 a month, $5995 due at signing

Land Rover Range Rover Sport – $1099 a month, $3995 due at signing

These deals include a reduced lease price, a low lease money factor, and a boosted residual, which makes for a lower monthly payment.

If you are in the market for a Land Rover, this is a good time to consider a lease.

Infiniti

As always, Infiniti doesn’t want to be viewed as a “discount brand” and doesn’t offer direct customer rebates. But it does offer dealer cash, which are  ”hidden” rebates from the manufacturer to the dealer. The dealer then gives most or all of the money as a price discount to customers.

Infiniti is also offering some generous 0% APR loan rates on all of it’s models for January, February, and March. 

Here are the current deals being offered by Infiniti: 

2010 Infiniti EX35 – $3000 dealer cash, or 0% APR loans for 12/24/36 months, 1.9% for 48/60 months

2010 Infiniti FX35 – $4000 dealer cash, or 0% APR loans for 12/24/36 months, 1.9% for 48/60 months

2010 Infiniti FX50 – $5000 dealer cash, or 0% APR loans for 12/24/36 months, 1.9% for 48/60 months

2010 Infiniti M35 – $5000 dealer cash, or 0% APR loans for 12/24/36 months, 0.9% for 48/60 months

2010 Infiniti M45 – $6000 dealer cash, or 0% APR loans for 12/24/36 months, 0.9% for 48/60 months

2010 Infiniti QX56 – $6000 dealer cash, or 0% APR loans for 12/24/36 months, 0.9% for 48/60 months

2009 Infiniti G37 – $3000 dealer cash, or 0% APR loans for 12/24/36 months, 1.9% for 48/60 months

You can get free price quotes on any of the above Infiniti vehicles from Edmunds.com.The quotes will automatically include any cash-back rebates or discounts that are currently available.