The cost of leasing a Suzuki will vary depending on: 

• The Suzuki’s year and model you choose – hatchbacks are generally cheaper to lease than SUVs and EVs
• The car’s transmission & fuel type 
• The specs & configurations you choose for your Suzuki
• Your lease term – the longer your lease, the lower your monthly payments 
• Your advance payment – making a larger initial payment reduces your monthly payments
• Your car lease provider. 

For the best-selling Suzuki model in our database — the S-Cross — leasing starts from around £207.38 (ex VAT) per month over a 48-month term, with an initial rental payment of £2,488.56. The initial rental is the equivalent of 12 months of payments in this case. There’s also usually a processing fee. 

Suzuki car leases typically include a mileage limit, with additional costs incurred for exceeding this limit. For the Suzuki lease deal above, the annual mileage limit is 5,000 miles. The excess mileage charge is 7.08p per mile. Lease costs and charges will vary between providers; the above is just an example. 

Additional costs apply if you select maintenance packages, roadside assistance or add-ons for your Suzuki lease (e.g. metallic paint, contrast roof, etc). 

What’s included in your Suzuki lease will depend on whether you lease through the manufacturer directly or with a third-party car lease provider. 

A Suzuki lease generally includes: 

• Full use of the Suzuki for the lease period (which can range from 24-60 months)
• An allocated annual mileage between 5,000 and 15,000 miles (over-mileage fees may apply if you exceed your set mileage)
• VED 
• Standard manufacturer’s warranty
• Scheduled servicing 
• Compatible Suzuki vehicles come with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto

Remember that Suzuki leases have some general exclusions, namely car insurance. You’re responsible for insuring your leased Suzuki, like with any other type of car finance. When you sign up for a Suzuki lease deal, you may receive temporary driveaway insurance, providing enough coverage to drive your new vehicle home and arrange more comprehensive insurance. 

Additionally, excess charges may apply if you do not adhere to the manufacturer's servicing or maintenance guidelines or if the car exceeds the BVRLA guidelines on fair wear and tear. 

Considering everything (mileage, rental payment, etc.) and comparing car lease deals from various providers, you may find the cheapest Suzuki lease deal is on the Suzuki Swift. Leasing can start as low as £142.47 per month for a 48-month term, with an advance payment of £1,709.64. 

Here are some ways you could save money on a Suzuki lease deal:

• Shop around: Compare deals from different providers to find the cheapest Suzuki lease deal or the most flexible lease terms (bonus points if you get both). 
• Skip the extras: Opting out of extra features and the latest tech on your leased Suzuki will reduce your leasing costs while adding them will increase your leasing costs. 
• Negotiate your lease terms: While the purchase price of a vehicle is usually non-negotiable when buying directly from a Suzuki dealership, you might be able to negotiate your lease costs with a third-party lease provider.
• Consider leasing a used Suzuki: A cost-effective option could be leasing a pre-owned Suzuki instead of a brand-new model. 
• Choose your mileage limit carefully: Estimate your annual mileage and select your lease plan accordingly to avoid excess charges if you exceed it. The average annual vehicle mileage in the UK can range from 5,000 to 7,000 miles. 
• Consider salary sacrificing: If eligible, paying for your Suzuki lease through your employer's salary sacrifice scheme can offer good tax savings.

When your Suzuki lease ends, you’ll have a few options:

• Return the Suzuki: You can return the car to the leasing company, where it will be inspected for any damage or excessive wear and tear. If you've exceeded the mileage limits or caused more damage than normal, you might face additional charges according to your lease agreement.
• Lease another Suzuki: After your lease term ends, you can upgrade to a newer Suzuki model with better technology, features, and fuel efficiency. Alternatively, you could choose a different car brand.
• Extend the lease: Some leases allow for extensions. If you're happy with your current Suzuki, you might want to continue the lease. This usually involves signing a contract extension, and there may be an administrative fee for the extension.

You might have the option to lease a Suzuki without a deposit by choosing the lowest advance payment, usually equivalent to your monthly payment. This means you won’t have to make a large upfront payment. Keep in mind that a lower initial payment will lead to higher monthly payments throughout the lease term. Your credit score will determine if you can get a Suzuki without a deposit, and under what terms.

To qualify for leasing a Suzuki in the UK, you must meet the following minimum criteria:

• Be over 18 years of age
• Have a full driving licence
• Have a good credit score
• Have an income that’s sufficient to cover your lease payments.