Whether you’re willing to spend almost a thousand dollars a month or only a little more than a third of that, Ford’s lease offers for the 2026 Mustang during the month of February have something for all tastes and budgets, with the cheapest starting at $363 per month. This applies to the base EcoBoost Fastback, but V8-powered and convertible Mustangs are also available to lease. Let’s take a closer look.
2026 Mustang EcoBoost Lease Offers
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The 2026 Mustang EcoBoost Fastback lease offer of $363/mo applies for 48 months, or four years, with a limit of 10,500 miles per year. $3,896 is due at signing, including a down payment of $3,533. That’s 10 percent of the estimated capitalized cost of $35,330, based on an MSRP of $32,640 with no options or accessories, and including a destination charge of $1,995 and an acquisition fee of $685. The estimate doesn’t include tax, title, or registration fees. Of course, if this structure isn’t suitable, Ford’s online configurator allows one to get estimates with higher down payments, a trade-in value, shorter lease terms, and/or bigger or smaller mileage limits. The same trim is also available as a convertible, but for the pleasure of the wind in your hair, you’ll pay $482/mo, with $4,726 due at signing.
Opt for the EcoBoost Premium Fastback trim, and the same terms — 10,500 miles per year for 48 months, a 10% down payment, destination and acquisition fees — will cost $401/mo on an estimated capitalized cost of $39,035 ($4,235 due at signing). The convertible in Premium guise costs $498/mo with $4,882 due at signing, but for less money, lessees can upgrade from a 2.3-liter turbocharged four-cylinder with 315 horsepower and experience eight unassisted cylinders.
2026 Mustang GT Lease Offers
Upgrade to the joy of a 5.0-liter naturally aspirated Coyote V8, and not only will you get an engine that sounds better, but you also have 480 hp under your right foot. In entry-level form, this can be yours for four years at $449/mo. A down payment of $4,925 is included in the $5,374 due at signing, based on an estimated capitalized cost of $49,250. In our region, Ford is throwing in a $750 incentive, bringing the estimated net price to $48,500, but each area has its own offers. Again, a $695 acquisition fee and a $1,995 destination charge apply (included in the net price), as does a 10,500-mile-per-year limit. This trim isn’t available as a drop-top. For that, you have to upgrade to the Premium trim.
Before we get there, the 2026 Mustang GT Premium Fastback lease offer starts at $491/mo over 48 months, also with a 10,500-mile use limit. This is based on an MSRP of $51,080 with an estimated capitalized cost of $53,770 and $5,868 due at signing, $5,377 of which is your down payment. The 2026 Mustang GT Premium Convertible leases for $575/mo, with $6,502 due at signing and an estimated capitalized cost of $59,270.
2026 Musang Dark Horse Premium Lease Offers
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The zenith of the non-supercharged Mustang lease range is the Dark Horse (also available in Premium form), with 500 hp from its free-breathing V8, and this will cost lessees $863/mo with a $6,677 down payment and a total of $7,540 due at signing. Again, a 10,500 annual limit is imposed for the four years of the agreement. Finally, the 2026 Mustang Dark Horse Premium lease deal, with extra speakers in the sound system, climate-controlled front seats, leather upholstery, and a few other niceties, costs $927/mo over 48 months, with $8,034 due at signing. That’s based on an estimated capitalized cost of $71,765.
Unsurprisingly, the Dark Horse SC isn’t available to lease. Orders only open in the spring, and its supercharged arrival at U.S. dealers is only scheduled for the summer of 2026.
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