Pine Belt Mazda makes a Mazda CX-50 lease Freehold, New Jersey, drivers can enjoy simple to start. This compact crossover adds polish to Route 9 errands and Route 33 commutes, and a lease puts current Mazda technology in your driveway on a term you choose. Here is how the pieces come together.
A lease works like a long-term rental on a brand-new vehicle, typically spanning two to three years. Payments usually land below a purchase payment because you cover the depreciation during the term instead of the full sticker price.
Many leases also come with maintenance packages, which keeps upkeep simple and gives monthly planning fewer surprises. A two-to-three-year term also means the next round of Mazda updates arrives on a regular schedule.
Once a CX-50 catches your eye, the finance center is the next stop. Visit our Freehold Mazda finance center, where our specialists walk through lease options and build a plan around your preferences.
Mazda Intelligent Drive Select (Mi-Drive) lets the CX-50 adapt to whatever the road serves up. Standard i-Activ AWD® teams with it to fine-tune throttle response and traction, so wet pavement and gravel paths near Allaire State Park feel steady. Switching modes takes a quick press, which keeps the setup simple for every driver in the household.
Browse our new Mazda CX-50 inventory to filter trims and preview financing in detail. Then stop by the showroom for a test drive that proves the point in person.
Fall for your leased CX-50 and you can buy it at any point during the term. Prefer something newer? Upgrading to the latest model is available too.
Our team buys out leases regardless of the lender, and that covers every make and model. Strong demand for pre-owned vehicles also helps, since factory and dealership incentives may place you in a newer Mazda with a similar or lower monthly payment.
Bring your lease paperwork to our Freehold showroom, and we will run the numbers on Mazda lease options for an early return.
The Mazda CX-50 2.5 S earns an EPA-estimated 24 mpg city and 30 mpg highway. The 2.5 Turbo rates 23 city and 29 highway, and the CX-50 Hybrid reaches up to an EPA-estimated 38 mpg combined.
Seven gasoline-powered trims make up the lineup:
Each trim pairs a distinct engine output with its own technology and interior features, so every driver can match the CX-50 to a daily routine.
Yes. The Mazda CX-50 gives drivers extra capability and cargo flexibility in a compact footprint, with outdoorsy styling and steady performance for commutes and trailheads alike.
It earned the Car and Driver Editors' Choice award in the compact SUV segment, which marks it as a top contender for shoppers comparing options.*
