Honda Civic Lease Specials in Los Angeles
Current Honda Civic lease offers at New Century Honda — covering Civic LX, Sport, Sport Hybrid, and Sport Touring Hybrid in sedan and hatchback. Serving the entire LA metro from our Glendale location.
Lease a New Honda Civic in Los Angeles
The Honda Civic is one of the most-leased new cars in Los Angeles — combining one of the lowest cost-of-ownership profiles in the compact class with the kind of resale-value strength that keeps monthly lease payments accessible. Whether you want the LX as a first new car, the Sport for the upgraded look and 18-inch wheels, or the Sport Hybrid for 49-MPG efficiency, all four configurations are eligible for promotional lease programs through American Honda Finance Corporation.
New Century Honda in Glendale serves Civic lease shoppers from across LA — Hollywood, Burbank, Pasadena, Downtown LA, the Eastside, the San Fernando Valley, and the wider metro.
36 Months
Standard Honda lease term
12k mi/yr
Most common LA mileage allowance
700+ FICO
Best lease rates (Tier 1)
$0 Acq Fee
on some promotional offers
Serving Civic Lease Shoppers Across Los Angeles
Located at 1235 S Brand Blvd in Glendale, New Century Honda serves lease customers from across LA — from the Eastside to the San Fernando Valley to the Foothills.
Eastside & LA Core
Silver Lake, Echo Park, Highland Park, Eagle Rock, Atwater Village, Downtown LA, Hollywood, East Hollywood
San Fernando Valley
Burbank, North Hollywood, Studio City, Sherman Oaks, Encino, Van Nuys, Toluca Lake
Pasadena & Foothills
Pasadena, South Pasadena, San Marino, La Cañada Flintridge, La Crescenta, Montrose, Altadena
Civic Trims Available to Lease
Every Civic trim is eligible for lease through American Honda Finance Corporation. Current promotional offers and residual values vary by trim and model.
Civic LX Sedan
From $25,745 MSRP
- 2.0L 150-hp engine, 36 combined MPG
- 7-inch touchscreen, wireless CarPlay / Android Auto
- Honda Sensing® standard
- Highest-volume lease pick — lowest payment
Civic Sport (Sedan / Hatchback)
From $26,695 (sedan)
- 18-inch wheels, sport-tuned styling
- Heated front seats, dual-zone climate
- Hatchback offers more cargo flexibility
- Available in sedan or hatchback body style
Civic Sport Hybrid
49 MPGFrom ~$28,000
- 200-hp two-motor hybrid powertrain
- 50 city / 47 hwy / 49 combined MPG (sedan)
- Strong residual value = competitive lease payment
- Self-charging (no plug-in required)
Civic Sport Touring Hybrid
From ~$31,000
- 9-inch touchscreen, Bose® premium audio
- Leather-trimmed seating, wireless device charging
- 200-hp hybrid + top-tier features
- Best Civic for daily commuters who want max content
How Honda Leasing Works
A lease is essentially paying for the depreciation a vehicle experiences over a fixed term — typically 36 months for Honda — plus interest (called the "money factor" in lease parlance) and applicable taxes. Three main numbers determine your monthly payment:
Capitalized Cost (Cap Cost)
The agreed-upon selling price of the vehicle, plus fees, minus your down payment and any rebates. Lower is better. This is negotiable.
Residual Value
The estimated value of the vehicle at lease end, set by American Honda Finance Corporation. Higher is better — means you're paying for less depreciation. The Civic has industry-leading residuals.
Money Factor (MF)
The lease equivalent of an interest rate. Multiply by 2,400 to get the approximate APR equivalent. Lower is better. Determined by your credit tier.
Standard mileage allowances are 10,000, 12,000, or 15,000 miles per year. Excess miles at lease-end are typically $0.20 per mile, so accurately estimating your annual mileage matters — for LA commuters, 12,000 is the most common pick.
At lease-end, you have three options: return the vehicle and walk away (subject to wear-and-tear and excess mileage charges), purchase the vehicle for the residual value, or lease a new Honda. Most lessees roll into a new Civic or step up to a CR-V or HR-V.
Current Civic Lease Offers
Live Civic lease offers updated daily — including current Tier 1 promotional rates from American Honda Finance Corporation. Inventory and pricing change frequently.
- MSRP$25,890
- Document Fee+$85
- Electronic Registration Fee+$37
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- MSRP$25,890
- Document Fee+$85
- Electronic Registration Fee+$37
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- MSRP$25,890
- Document Fee+$85
- Electronic Registration Fee+$37
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- MSRP$25,890
- Document Fee+$85
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Should You Lease or Buy the Civic?
Both approaches have advantages. Use this comparison to figure out which fits your situation:
| Consideration | Lease | Buy / Finance |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly payment | Lower (paying depreciation only) | Higher (paying full vehicle value) |
| Down payment | Typically lower or $0 with promo | Typically 10–20% recommended |
| Long-term cost | Higher if you keep leasing forever | Lower if you keep the car 8+ years |
| Mileage limit | 10k / 12k / 15k per year | None |
| Wear & tear charges | Yes (at lease-end) | No |
| Modifications allowed | No (must return stock) | Yes |
| Best for | Drivers under 15k mi/yr who want a new car every 3 years | Drivers who keep cars 6+ years or drive 18k+ mi/yr |
For most LA commuters who drive 10,000–14,000 miles a year and want to step into a new Honda every three years, leasing makes the most sense — particularly on the Civic, which has one of the strongest residual values in the compact segment.
Other Honda Lease Specials
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Hours & Contact Information
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Frequently Asked Questions
How long is a typical Honda Civic lease in LA?
The standard Honda lease term is 36 months, though 24- and 48-month terms are sometimes available depending on promotional offers. 36 months is the sweet spot — it captures the strongest residual position and matches when most LA drivers are ready to step into a new vehicle.
What credit score do I need to lease a Honda Civic?
American Honda Finance Corporation's Tier 1 (the lowest money-factor rates) typically requires a FICO score of approximately 700–720 or higher. Tier 2 and Tier 3 buyers can still qualify for leases — the money factor (lease equivalent of an interest rate) is just slightly higher. Tier 4 and Tier 5 leases may require additional down payment or a co-signer.
What happens at the end of my Honda Civic lease?
At lease-end you have three main options: (1) return the vehicle and walk away (subject to excess wear and excess mileage charges if applicable), (2) buy the vehicle at the contracted residual value, or (3) lease or finance a new Honda. Most Civic lessees roll into a new Civic or step up to an HR-V or CR-V.
Can I lease a Honda Civic Hybrid?
Yes. Both the Civic Sport Hybrid and Civic Sport Touring Hybrid trims are available to lease through American Honda Finance Corporation. Because hybrids tend to have stronger residual values, the lease payment difference between the gas-only Sport and the Sport Hybrid is often smaller than the MSRP gap would suggest.
What if I go over my mileage allowance?
Excess miles at lease-end are typically charged at $0.20 per mile beyond your contracted allowance. If you expect to exceed your mileage limit, you can purchase additional miles upfront at a discounted rate (usually $0.15–$0.18 per mile) at the start of the lease. Talk to our finance team about the best mileage tier for your commute.
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