Acura Lease Deals August 2026: Every Model Ranked
Acura August 2026 is a total hold. All 24 priced 2026 trims carry July's exact money factors, residuals, and payments. RDX leads at 0.00147 (3.53% APR). ADX holds 0.00170 (4.08% APR). MDX stays flat at 0.00173 (4.15% APR) across all four terms. Integra is 0.00181 (4.34% APR); Type S 0.00280 (6.72% APR) at 36 months. RDX, Integra, and ADX all hit a 0.00295 (7.08% APR) wall at 48 months. No base lease cash on any model.
August is a total hold. Every one of the 24 priced 2026 Acura trims carries July's exact money factor, residual, and payment. No rate moved. No residual moved. No payment moved by a dollar.
That makes the ranking easy, because it's the same ranking. RDX leads at 0.00147 (3.53% APR), still the lowest rate on any Acura. ADX follows at 0.00170 (4.08% APR). MDX holds 0.00173 (4.15% APR) flat across every term, the only model with no term penalty. Integra sits at 0.00181 (4.34% APR), Type S at 0.00280 (6.72% APR). The pull returned 24, 36, 39, and 48 months, and the 48-month wall on RDX, Integra, and ADX is still 0.00295 (7.08% APR).
3.53%
RDX APR — best rate
MF 0.00147 · unchanged from July
4.08%
ADX APR — second best
MF 0.00170 · unchanged from July
4.15%
MDX — flat all terms
MF 0.00173 · no 39/48 trap
7.08%
48-month wall rate
RDX / Integra / ADX · avoid
August Overview: Nothing Changed
There is no change to report. All 24 priced 2026 trims across RDX, ADX, MDX, and Integra hold the same money factor, the same residual, and the same payment they had in July. Last month's ADX cut was the last move Acura made.
The structure rule is also unchanged. MDX is the only model flat across every term in the data. RDX, Integra, and non-Type-S ADX all step up to 0.00280 (6.72% APR) at 39 months and 0.00295 (7.08% APR) at 48 months. Integra Type S runs the pattern backwards: 24 months is its expensive term. The pull returned four terms, 24, 36, 39, and 48.
| Model | 24-mo MF | 36-mo MF | 39-mo MF | 48-mo MF | Term Trap? |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| RDX 2026 | 0.00147 | 0.00147 | 0.00280 | 0.00295 | 39/48-mo |
| ADX 2026 | 0.00170 | 0.00170 | 0.00280 | 0.00295 | 39/48-mo |
| MDX 2026 — all trims | 0.00173 | 0.00173 | 0.00173 | 0.00173 | None |
| Integra 2026 (non-Type S) | 0.00181 | 0.00181 | 0.00280 | 0.00295 | 39/48-mo |
| Integra Type S 2026 | 0.00380 | 0.00280 | 0.00280 | 0.00295 | 24-mo trap |
MF × 2400 = approximate APR. 0.00295 = 7.08% APR. Terms returned in this pull: 24, 36, 39, 48. MDX is the only model flat across all four. Data: American Honda Finance (Acura), Northeast, August 2026.
UnchangedFull Lineup: July → August
Every priced trim held. Same money factors, same residuals, same payments, on all four models and on Type S. A flat month is not a bad month. It means July's numbers are still live, and you can walk into a dealer with them.
The 48-Month Wall: RDX, Integra, ADX
At 0.00295 (7.08% APR), the rent charge is high enough that a 48-month lease costs more per month than the 36-month deal, not less. The 39-month step to 0.00280 (6.72% APR) does the same thing. Both apply to RDX, Integra, and ADX. The longer residual does not offset the rate. You pay more and you commit 12 months longer. MDX, flat at 0.00173, is the only model that escapes it.
Verdict — August Lineup
Nothing moved, so nothing changes about the play. RDX at 3.53% APR is the best rate on the lot. Keep RDX, Integra, and ADX at 24 or 36 months. MDX is the only model where a longer term is not a penalty. Confirm the buy-rate money factor on your deal sheet before you work the payment.
RDX 2026 — Best Rate in the Lineup
RDX holds 0.00147 (3.53% APR) at 24 and 36 months, the lowest rate on any Acura and unchanged from July. Entry SH-AWD leases at ~$627/month pre-tax at 36 months and 12,000 miles. Residuals held too, from 60% on the base SH-AWD down to 57% on the loaded cars.
Every RDX is SH-AWD, so there is no front-wheel-drive discount to hunt for here. The range runs from ~$627 on the base car to ~$802 on the A-Spec Advance. The 39-month rate is 0.00280 (6.72% APR) and 48 months is 0.00295 (7.08% APR), both of which run a higher monthly than 36. Take the 36.
| RDX Trim (2026) | MSRP | MF (24/36mo) | APR | RV (36/12K) | ~Monthly* |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SH-AWD | $46,550 | 0.00147 | 3.53% | 60% | ~$627 |
| SH-AWD w/Technology | $49,150 | 0.00147 | 3.53% | 59% | ~$675 |
| SH-AWD A-Spec | $52,150 | 0.00147 | 3.53% | 58% | ~$730 |
| SH-AWD w/Advance | $54,300 | 0.00147 | 3.53% | 57% | ~$774 |
| SH-AWD A-Spec Advance | $56,300 | 0.00147 | 3.53% | 57% | ~$802 |
*Pre-tax, 36mo/12K miles, Northeast region, cap cost = MSRP, no incentive. 39-mo MF 0.00280 (6.72% APR); 48-mo MF 0.00295 (7.08% APR), both a higher monthly than 36. Data: American Honda Finance (Acura), August 2026. Unchanged from July 2026.
UnchangedRDX: July → August
Same money factor, same residuals, same payments on all five trims.
Verdict — RDX
Lease it at 36 months. 3.53% APR is the best rate on any Acura and base SH-AWD runs ~$627 pre-tax. Skip 39 and 48 months, both cost more per month. Verify the buy-rate MF reads 0.00147 on your sheet, because that is where a dealer markup would hide.
ADX 2026 — Cheapest Way Into an Acura Crossover
ADX holds 0.00170 (4.08% APR) at 24 and 36 months, unchanged from July and the second-best rate in the lineup. Base FWD leases at ~$495/month and base AWD at ~$522/month pre-tax. AWD is a flat $2,000 adder at every trim level, so the two ladders run in parallel.
Residuals are the best in the lineup at 61% on the base cars, and that is what keeps the payment low on a $36,450 sticker. The A-Spec Advance drops to 58%, so the top trim costs more per month than the MSRP gap alone suggests. Same term wall as RDX: 0.00280 (6.72% APR) at 39 months, 0.00295 (7.08% APR) at 48.
| ADX Trim (2026) | MSRP | MF (24/36mo) | APR | RV (36/12K) | ~Monthly* |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| FWD | |||||
| FWD (Base) | $36,450 | 0.00170 | 4.08% | 61% | ~$495 |
| FWD A-Spec | $39,650 | 0.00170 | 4.08% | 59% | ~$559 |
| FWD A-Spec Advance | $43,850 | 0.00170 | 4.08% | 58% | ~$629 |
| AWD (+$2,000) | |||||
| AWD (Base) | $38,450 | 0.00170 | 4.08% | 61% | ~$522 |
| AWD A-Spec | $41,650 | 0.00170 | 4.08% | 59% | ~$587 |
| AWD A-Spec Advance | $45,850 | 0.00170 | 4.08% | 58% | ~$658 |
*Pre-tax, 36mo/12K miles, Northeast region, cap cost = MSRP, no incentive. MF 0.00170 applies at 24 and 36 months. 39-mo MF 0.00280 (6.72% APR); 48-mo MF 0.00295 (7.08% APR), both a higher monthly than 36. Data: American Honda Finance (Acura), August 2026. Unchanged from July 2026.
UnchangedADX: July → August
ADX was the only mover in July. It held that rate this month. Money factor, residuals, and payments all identical across the six FWD and AWD trims.
Verdict — ADX
Best entry point in the brand. 4.08% APR at 36 months with base FWD at ~$495 and base AWD at ~$522 pre-tax. The 61% residual on the base cars is doing the heavy lifting, so the cheap trims lease better than the loaded ones. Skip 39 and 48 months.
MDX 2026 — Flat Rate at Every Term
MDX holds 0.00173 (4.15% APR) across all four terms, unchanged from July. It is the only Acura with no penalty for going longer. FWD leases at ~$767/month and SH-AWD at ~$798/month pre-tax at 36 months. Because the money factor is identical at 48 months, a longer term lowers the monthly at the same rate. It just costs more in total.
The residual ladder is where MDX gets expensive. Base FWD and SH-AWD hold 58%, but Advance and Type S trims drop to 53%. That is a 5-point swing, and it lands on the trims that sticker from $68,350 up, which is why the top of the range clears ~$1,214/month on the Type S. If the monthly matters, buy less MDX rather than a longer term.
| MDX Trim (2026) | MSRP | MF (all terms) | APR | RV (36/12K) | ~Monthly* |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| FWD | |||||
| FWD | $53,250 | 0.00173 | 4.15% | 58% | ~$767 |
| FWD w/Technology | $58,650 | 0.00173 | 4.15% | 56% | ~$875 |
| SH-AWD | |||||
| SH-AWD | $55,450 | 0.00173 | 4.15% | 58% | ~$798 |
| SH-AWD w/Technology | $60,850 | 0.00173 | 4.15% | 56% | ~$908 |
| SH-AWD A-Spec | $63,850 | 0.00173 | 4.15% | 56% | ~$953 |
| SH-AWD w/Advance | $68,350 | 0.00173 | 4.15% | 53% | ~$1,073 |
| SH-AWD A-Spec Advance | $70,350 | 0.00173 | 4.15% | 53% | ~$1,105 |
| Type S SH-AWD w/Advance | $77,300 | 0.00173 | 4.15% | 53% | ~$1,214 |
*Pre-tax, 36mo/12K miles, Northeast region, cap cost = MSRP, no incentive. MF 0.00173 is flat across 24, 36, 39, and 48 months, so a longer term lowers the monthly at the same rate but adds total cost. Data: American Honda Finance (Acura), August 2026. Unchanged from July 2026.
UnchangedMDX: July → August
Rate, residuals, and payments identical to July. Still 0.00173 flat across every term in the data.
Verdict — MDX
Cleanest structure in the lineup: 4.15% APR, no term penalty, same rate on every trim. FWD at ~$767 is the value pick. The Advance and Type S trims fall to a 53% residual, so the top of the range leases badly. A 48-month term lowers the monthly at the same rate, so take it only if payment beats total spend for you.
Integra 2026 — Cheapest Payment, and the Type S Trap
Non-Type-S Integra holds 0.00181 (4.34% APR) at 24 and 36 months, unchanged from July. The base CVT is the cheapest lease in the brand at ~$477/month pre-tax on a $34,695 sticker. A-Spec Technology is the same $40,495 and the same ~$578/month whether you take the CVT or the 6-speed manual, so the manual is free. The 39-month rate is 0.00280 (6.72% APR) and 48 months is 0.00295 (7.08% APR).
Type S keeps its inverted profile. 24 months is the expensive term at 0.00380 (9.12% APR), while 36 and 39 months both run 0.00280 (6.72% APR). At 36 months it leases for ~$771/month on a 66% residual, the highest residual in the entire Acura lineup. Lease the Type S at 36 or 39 months. Never 24.
| Integra Trim (2026) | MSRP | MF (36mo) | APR | RV (36/12K) | ~Monthly* |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Non-Type S — 39/48-month wall | |||||
| CVT (Base) | $34,695 | 0.00181 | 4.34% | 61% | ~$477 |
| CVT A-Spec | $37,245 | 0.00181 | 4.34% | 60% | ~$522 |
| CVT A-Spec Technology | $40,495 | 0.00181 | 4.34% | 59% | ~$578 |
| 6MT A-Spec Technology | $40,495 | 0.00181 | 4.34% | 59% | ~$578 |
| Type S — 24-month trap | |||||
| Type S Manual (36mo shown) | $54,695 | 0.00280 | 6.72% | 66% | ~$771 |
*Pre-tax, 36mo/12K miles, Northeast region, cap cost = MSRP, no incentive. Non-Type-S wall: 39mo 0.00280 (6.72% APR), 48mo 0.00295 (7.08% APR), both a higher monthly than 36mo. Type S trap: 24mo 0.00380 (9.12% APR); 36 and 39 months both run 0.00280. Data: American Honda Finance (Acura), August 2026. Unchanged from July 2026.
UnchangedIntegra: July → August
Same money factors, same residuals, same payments across every trim, Type S included.
Verdict — Integra
Base CVT at 36 months is the cheapest way to lease an Acura: 4.34% APR, ~$477/month pre-tax. If you want the manual, A-Spec Technology prices identically in either transmission. Type S at 36 or 39 months only. Its 24-month rate of 0.00380 (9.12% APR) is the worst number on any Acura this month.
2026 Acura Lineup — All 24 Trims Ranked
Every priced 2026 trim, grouped by model and sorted by money factor ascending. All 24 rows are unchanged from July.
| Trim (2026) | MSRP | MF (36mo) | APR | RV (36/12K) | ~Monthly* |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| RDX — MF 0.00147 (3.53% APR) | |||||
| RDX SH-AWD | $46,550 | 0.00147 | 3.53% | 60% | ~$627 |
| RDX SH-AWD w/Technology | $49,150 | 0.00147 | 3.53% | 59% | ~$675 |
| RDX SH-AWD A-Spec | $52,150 | 0.00147 | 3.53% | 58% | ~$730 |
| RDX SH-AWD w/Advance | $54,300 | 0.00147 | 3.53% | 57% | ~$774 |
| RDX SH-AWD A-Spec Advance | $56,300 | 0.00147 | 3.53% | 57% | ~$802 |
| ADX — MF 0.00170 (4.08% APR) | |||||
| ADX FWD | $36,450 | 0.00170 | 4.08% | 61% | ~$495 |
| ADX AWD | $38,450 | 0.00170 | 4.08% | 61% | ~$522 |
| ADX FWD A-Spec | $39,650 | 0.00170 | 4.08% | 59% | ~$559 |
| ADX AWD A-Spec | $41,650 | 0.00170 | 4.08% | 59% | ~$587 |
| ADX FWD A-Spec Advance | $43,850 | 0.00170 | 4.08% | 58% | ~$629 |
| ADX AWD A-Spec Advance | $45,850 | 0.00170 | 4.08% | 58% | ~$658 |
| MDX — MF 0.00173 (4.15% APR), flat at every term | |||||
| MDX FWD | $53,250 | 0.00173 | 4.15% | 58% | ~$767 |
| MDX SH-AWD | $55,450 | 0.00173 | 4.15% | 58% | ~$798 |
| MDX FWD w/Technology | $58,650 | 0.00173 | 4.15% | 56% | ~$875 |
| MDX SH-AWD w/Technology | $60,850 | 0.00173 | 4.15% | 56% | ~$908 |
| MDX SH-AWD A-Spec | $63,850 | 0.00173 | 4.15% | 56% | ~$953 |
| MDX SH-AWD w/Advance | $68,350 | 0.00173 | 4.15% | 53% | ~$1,073 |
| MDX SH-AWD A-Spec Advance | $70,350 | 0.00173 | 4.15% | 53% | ~$1,105 |
| MDX Type S SH-AWD w/Advance | $77,300 | 0.00173 | 4.15% | 53% | ~$1,214 |
| Integra — MF 0.00181 (4.34% APR) | |||||
| Integra CVT | $34,695 | 0.00181 | 4.34% | 61% | ~$477 |
| Integra CVT A-Spec | $37,245 | 0.00181 | 4.34% | 60% | ~$522 |
| Integra CVT A-Spec Technology | $40,495 | 0.00181 | 4.34% | 59% | ~$578 |
| Integra 6MT A-Spec Technology | $40,495 | 0.00181 | 4.34% | 59% | ~$578 |
| Integra Type S — MF 0.00280 (6.72% APR) at 36mo | |||||
| Integra Type S Manual | $54,695 | 0.00280 | 6.72% | 66% | ~$771 |
*Pre-tax, 36mo/12K miles, Northeast region, cap cost = MSRP, no incentive. Money factor shown is the 36-month buy rate. RDX, ADX, and non-Type-S Integra step to 0.00280 (6.72% APR) at 39 months and 0.00295 (7.08% APR) at 48; MDX stays 0.00173 at every term; Type S runs 0.00380 (9.12% APR) at 24 months. Data: American Honda Finance (Acura), August 2026. All 24 rows unchanged from July 2026.
Verdict — August Lineup
RDX at 3.53% APR is the rate buy. Integra CVT at ~$477 is the payment buy. ADX at 4.08% with a 61% residual is the best blend of the two. MDX is the only model worth taking past 36 months. Skip the Type S at 24 months and skip 39 or 48 on everything except MDX.
Payment Math & Assumptions
All monthly payments are pre-tax estimates based on: cap cost = MSRP, no down payment, no dealer discount, no incentive applied. Term: 36 months at 12,000 miles per year, Northeast region. Acquisition fee is not capitalized in these estimates.
Tax, registration, title, and dealer doc fees are excluded and vary by state. Your drive-off cost depends on your state's lease tax treatment, which can add $0 to $1,500 or more at signing.
- Cap cost = trim MSRP. Every dollar you negotiate off MSRP and every dollar of qualified cap-cost reduction cuts the payment directly.
- The MF shown is the published buy rate. Dealers can mark it up. On a flat month like this one, the money factor is the only place a deal goes wrong, so read the exact number off your deal sheet before signing.
- Skip 39 and 48 months on RDX, Integra, and ADX. At 0.00280 and 0.00295, both extended terms cost more per month than the 36-month deal. Only MDX is flat across every term in the data.
- No base lease cash on any model. The program data carries $0 in universal consumer cash on all 24 trims, which is why none is priced into the payments above. Anything a dealer quotes you is conditional (loyalty, military, college grad) or dealer discretion. If you are offered a sales credit, ask whether it stacks with the subvented money factor before you take it. On Acura these have been either-or, and giving up the low rate usually costs more than the credit returns.
Data sourced from American Honda Finance rate sheets (Acura), Northeast region, August 2026. Residuals and money factors change monthly.
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