2026 Mercedes-Benz E-Class Lease Deals (November 2026): $699/mo

The current advertised 2026 Mercedes-Benz E-Class lease offer is $699/mo for 24 months with $6,533 due at signing and 20,000 miles a year on the E350 (nationwide), valid through November 30, 2026. The program money factor is 0.00041 (0.98% APR equivalent) with a 63% residual. Across 3 trim and region offers on record, payments run $699–$1,029/mo.

By the CarWhere Research Team · Manufacturer lease program data · Updated daily · Last checked November 9, 2026

Monthly
$699/mo
Term
24 months
Due at signing
$6,533
Miles / year
20,000
Money factor
0.00041
Residual
63%
Region
nationwide
Offer ends
November 30, 2026

Mercedes-Benz E-Class lease offers by trim and region

Advertised manufacturer lease offers on record — the lowest payment per trim and region, identical offers grouped. Tax, registration and your credit tier change the final number.

Mercedes-Benz E-Class lease offers by trim and region: monthly payment, term, due at signing, mileage, money factor, residual and end date
TrimRegion$/moTermDue at signingMiles/yrMoney factorResidualEnds
2026 E-Class E350nationwide$69924 mo$6,53320,000—63%November 30, 2026
2026 E-Class E450nationwide$83924 mo$7,28320,000—64%November 30, 2026
2026 E-Class AMG E53nationwide$1,02924 mo$8,81320,000—67%November 30, 2026

Regions on record: nationwide.

How to tell if a E-Class lease quote is good

  • Compare all-in cost, not the payment. The headline offer costs about $22,610 over 24 months ($6,533 at signing plus the remaining payments) — $942/mo spread evenly. Put any dealer quote through the same math; a lower payment with more due at signing is not a better deal.
  • Check the money factor. The program rate is 0.00041 (0.98% APR). Ask for the money factor in writing — if it is higher, the difference is dealer markup and is negotiable.
  • Confirm the residual. The program residual is 63% for this term and mileage. Residuals are set by the lender, so a quote using a lower one raises your payment for no reason.
  • Make sure lease cash is applied. Up to $5,871 in Mercedes-Benz lease support is active on the E-Class; it should reduce the capitalized cost line on the worksheet.
  • Negotiate the price first. Advertised payments assume a set selling price. Negotiating the capitalized cost lowers the payment on any term — run your numbers in the lease calculator.

FAQ

What is the best E-Class lease deal right now?

As of November 2026, $699/mo for 24 months with $6,533 due at signing on the 2026 Mercedes-Benz E-Class E350 (nationwide), through November 30, 2026. Spread over the term that is about $942/mo all-in before taxes and fees.

What is the money factor on a E-Class lease?

0.00041 on the current program — a 0.98% APR equivalent (money factor × 2400), with a 63% residual. That is the manufacturer program rate for top-tier credit; a dealer quote above it includes a markup you can ask to remove.

Is $0 down available on the E-Class?

The advertised E-Class offers on record ask $6,533–$8,813 due at signing. Rolling $6,533 into a 24-month lease adds roughly $272/mo (a little more with the money factor), so a zero-down version of the headline offer lands near $942/mo.

When does the current E-Class lease offer end?

The headline offer is valid through November 30, 2026. Manufacturer lease programs usually change at the start of each month; this page regenerates daily from the current programs.

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