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2024 Hyundai Elantra N Line

$721 a month all-in (payment, tax, miles, insurance and gas, added up) at 12,000 miles a year at U.S. average prices. The ad says $372. The receipt adds every step between the two.

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2024 Hyundai Elantra (photo for reference, not the listed car)
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2024 Hyundai Elantra N Line

Randolph

The ad says$372

  1. Tax and fees, spread over 11 months; the ad gives no tax rate, so we use a typical one (our estimate)+ $22
  2. Miles: you drive 12,000 a year, the lease covers 11,936each extra mile costs $0.25, as the ad states+ $1
  3. Insurance, our estimate ($130 to $200)national estimate, per model; band $130 to $200 a month, not a quote. We use a figure in the upper part of the band on purpose, so the total is less likely to come in under what you will pay.+ $200
  4. Gas, our estimate34 mpg at $4.269/gal; EIA U.S. average, week of 2026-10-26 (read 2026-10-30)+ $126

All in, each month$721

Transfer fee assumed at $500. Confirm with the lessor, not the seller.

Facts stated by the source on 2026-10-30.
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The cheapest live car in the table is the 2026 Toyota Corolla at $562 all-in. This car is $159 a month more than that.

This table is priced at 12,000 miles a year and U.S. average prices.

The math for 2024 Hyundai Elantra N Line
Monthly payment in the ad$372 plus tax
Months on the lease11
Sticker pricenot in the listing
Tax rate used6.00% (our estimate, the source stated none). Basis: not stated, tax added here
Monthly payment before tax$372
Monthly payment after tax$394
Lease cost over all the months, before tax$4,092
Fees inside the money due when you sign$0
Transfer fee, our estimate$500 spread over the months. The source did not state one; confirm with the leasing company.
Cash the seller says they will pay you$500
Money you pay up frontnot stated by the source, counted as $0 until you confirm
Miles a year the lease allows11,936
Extra miles to reach your 12,000 a year$1 a month (extra miles paid at the end). 64 miles a year at $0.25/mile, fixed cap Extra miles cost $0.25 each, as the source states.
Insurance, our estimate$200 a month, band $130 to $200. We use a figure in the upper part of the band on purpose, so the total is less likely to come in under what you will pay.
Gas, our estimate$126 a month (34 mpg at $4.269/gal, EIA U.S. average, week of 2026-10-26 (read 2026-10-30))
All in, each month$721
All in, over all the months, our estimate$7,931
Listing statuslive
Source read2026-10-30
For the experts: the exact lease terms
Lease terms for experts
MSRPnot in the listing
Cap reductionnot stated
Effective monthly, before tax$372
Effective monthly, after tax$394

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