Best lease broker deals in Maryland

Every live deal from the lease brokers we track - not dealership ads - ranked by true effective cost: monthly payment, drive-off, and broker fee combined, as a percentage of MSRP. Lower is better. How scoring works

update Pricing last updated October 1, 2026.

Showing the 30 best lease deals available to Maryland drivers right now - nationwide brokers plus brokers serving Maryland. See the national board.

Rank ▲ Vehicle ⇅ Score True eff/mo ⇅ % of MSRP Monthly ⇅ DAS Term · Mi/yr MSRP ⇅ Broker Area
#1 2026 Mercedes Benz GLB250 W4 A $416 0.83% $399 $399 24 mo · 7.5k $50,030 BenzOrNothing No fee Nationwide View ↗
#2 2026 Mercedes Benz GLA250 W4 A $447 0.88% $429 $429 24 mo · 7.5k $50,650 BenzOrNothing No fee Nationwide View ↗
#3 2026 Mercedes Benz GLC300 W4 A $520 0.93% $499 $499 24 mo · 7.5k $56,045 BenzOrNothing No fee Nationwide View ↗
#4 2026 Mazda CX-70 Preferred B $457 1.03% $435 $435 36 mo · 7.5k $44,425 LeaseWiz $345 fee 6 states View ↗
#5 2026 Mazda CX-90 Preferred B $481 1.07% $459 $459 36 mo · 7.5k $45,070 LeaseWiz $345 fee 6 states View ↗
#6 2026 Toyota Tacoma SR5 Double Cab 4x4 B $523 1.08% $497 $497 33 mo · 10k $48,483 LeaseWiz $345 fee 6 states View ↗
#7 2026 Nissan Murano SV B $472 1.08% $450 $450 36 mo · 10k $43,760 LeaseWiz $345 fee 6 states View ↗
#8 2026 Nissan Pathfinder SV B $493 1.10% $459 $459 24 mo · 10k $44,895 LeaseWiz $345 fee 6 states View ↗
#9 2026 Mazda CX-30 Turbo Premium Plus +1 more trim B $445 1.12% $424 $424 36 mo · 7.5k $39,620 LeaseWiz $345 fee 6 states View ↗
#10 2026 Nissan Rogue Platinum +2 more trims B $477 1.14% $455 $455 36 mo · 10k $41,925 LeaseWiz $345 fee 6 states View ↗
#11 2026 Nissan Altima SV FWD + Special +1 more trim C $381 1.23% $361 $361 36 mo · 10k $30,990 LeaseWiz $345 fee 6 states View ↗
#12 2026 Volkswagen Tiguan SE R-Line Black AWD +2 more trims C $522 1.28% $499 $499 36 mo · 7.5k $40,932 LeaseWiz $345 fee 6 states View ↗
#13 2026 Honda Accord Hybrid Sport +1 more trim C $456 1.30% $436 $436 39 mo · 7.5k $34,990 LeaseWiz $345 fee 6 states View ↗
#14 2026 Nissan Kicks SR AWD +1 more trim C $416 1.32% $395 $395 36 mo · 10k $31,460 LeaseWiz $345 fee 6 states View ↗
#15 2026 Mazda CX-5 Preferred C $492 1.33% $469 $469 36 mo · 7.5k $36,890 LeaseWiz $345 fee 6 states View ↗
#16 2026 Honda CR-V Hybrid Sport C $514 1.33% $493 $493 39 mo · 7.5k $38,580 LeaseWiz $345 fee 6 states View ↗
#17 2026 Mazda CX-50 Hybrid Preferred C $488 1.34% $465 $465 36 mo · 7.5k $36,470 LeaseWiz $345 fee 6 states View ↗
#18 2026 Hyundai Santa Fe SE C $521 1.34% $498 $498 36 mo · 7.5k $38,990 LeaseWiz $345 fee 6 states View ↗
#19 2026 Hyundai Tucson SEL Plus AWD +1 more trim C $477 1.35% $455 $455 36 mo · 7.5k $35,330 LeaseWiz $345 fee 6 states View ↗
#20 2026 Honda CR-V LX C $459 1.36% $439 $439 39 mo · 7.5k $33,870 LeaseWiz $345 fee 6 states View ↗
#21 2027 Honda HR-V EXL +2 more trims C $457 1.37% $437 $437 39 mo · 7.5k $33,400 LeaseWiz $345 fee 6 states View ↗
#22 2026 Hyundai Kona SEL Premium AWD +1 more trim C $447 1.39% $425 $452 36 mo · 7.5k $32,250 LeaseWiz $345 fee 6 states View ↗
#23 2026 Toyota Camry SE AWD C $509 1.40% $488 $488 39 mo · 7.5k $36,453 LeaseWiz $345 fee 6 states View ↗
#24 2026 Honda Accord LX D $416 1.41% $397 $397 39 mo · 7.5k $29,590 LeaseWiz $345 fee 6 states View ↗
#25 2026 Toyota Corolla SE +1 more trim D $385 1.41% $367 $367 39 mo · 7.5k $27,259 LeaseWiz $345 fee 6 states View ↗
#26 2026 Hyundai Sonata SEL Sport +1 more trim D $440 1.43% $419 $419 36 mo · 7.5k $30,850 LeaseWiz $345 fee 6 states View ↗
#27 2026 Kia Sportage EX AWD D $488 1.46% $465 $465 36 mo · 10k $33,435 LeaseWiz $345 fee 6 states View ↗
#28 2026 Hyundai Elantra Limited +2 more trims D $432 1.49% $411 $411 36 mo · 7.5k $29,000 LeaseWiz $345 fee 6 states View ↗
#29 2026 Nissan Sentra SV +1 more trim D $380 1.51% $360 $360 36 mo · 10k $25,155 LeaseWiz $345 fee 6 states View ↗
#30 2026 Kia K5 GT Line D $498 1.55% $475 $475 36 mo · 10k $32,030 LeaseWiz $345 fee 6 states View ↗

Figures may or may not include sales tax and local/state fees, which vary by state — confirm an all-in quote with the broker before signing.

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How the scores work

Lease communities benchmark deals with the "1% rule": a lease is solid when its real monthly cost is around 1% of the car's MSRP, and exceptional when it's meaningfully under that. The problem is that advertised payments hide the rest of the math - so we don't rank on the advertised number.

For every deal we compute the true effective monthly cost:

true eff/mo  =  monthly payment  +  (drive-off + broker fee) ÷ term

That number as a percentage of MSRP is the score:

  • A+ - under 0.80% of MSRP per month. Exceptional; these go fast.
  • A - 0.80–0.99%. Better than the 1% benchmark.
  • B - 1.00–1.19%. A fair, market-rate lease.
  • C - 1.20–1.39%. Below average - negotiate or keep looking.
  • D - 1.40%+. You can almost certainly do better.

Payments are typically pre-tax and can vary by region, credit tier, and current manufacturer programs - always confirm the numbers with the broker. Deals without a published MSRP - or whose MSRP we estimated from a comparable listing - can't be scored fairly and aren't ranked here (they're still in the full list). Rankings update as brokers update their sheets.

TradeMyLease is an independent site: advertised deals are aggregated from lease brokers' and dealerships' own public postings (rate sheets, forum posts, websites). We are not affiliated with or endorsed by any broker, dealership, or manufacturer, and we are not a party to any transaction. We may receive compensation from brokers for referrals — compensation never affects which deals appear or how they are ranked or graded. Pricing changes fast — always confirm current terms directly with the broker. Brokers: to correct or remove your deals or name, email legal@mkn.us — see our Terms.

Go deeper: What makes a good lease deal? The 1% rule explained · What is a car lease broker (and should you use one)?