MINI Countryman lease deals in NYC
The MINI Countryman leases from $379/mo advertised this month. With nothing due at signing, NYC tax and fees included, the best Countryman deal works out to $570/mo (2027 S ALL4, 39 months).
What the best deal really costs
2027 MINI Countryman S ALL4: advertised at $379/mo for 39 months with $4,258 due at signing.
All MINI Countryman lease offers
| Year | Trim | Advertised | Due at signing | Term | “$0 down” at dealer | True $0 down | Ends |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2027 | S ALL4 | $379/mo | $4,258 | 39 mo | $2,644 + $486/mo | $570/mo | 11/2/2026 |
MINI dealers in New York City & nearby
MINI of Westchester · 543 Tarrytown Road, White Plains NY
MINI of Ramsey · 925 NJ-17, Ramsey NJ · (855) 760-4227
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MINI Countryman lease questions
What is the best MINI Countryman lease deal in NYC in October 2026?
The lowest true $0-down payment is the 2027 MINI Countryman S ALL4 at about $570 a month with nothing due at signing, New York City tax and fees included. The advertised version is $379 a month for 39 months with $4,258 due at signing. The offer ends 11/2/2026.
How much is a MINI Countryman lease with truly $0 down in NYC?
Rolling the due-at-signing amount, New York City sales tax and dealer fees into the lease brings the 2027 MINI Countryman S ALL4 to about $570 a month for 38 payments. That's $191 a month more than the advertised payment.
Does the advertised MINI Countryman lease payment include tax?
No. Advertised payments exclude tax, title, registration and dealer fees. In New York City, sales tax of 8.875% is charged on the lease payments, generally at signing. With tax and fees, the advertised 2027 MINI Countryman deal needs about $6,045 at signing.
Is it cheaper to lease a MINI Countryman in New Jersey if I live in NYC?
Usually not by as much as it looks. Lease tax follows where you live, so a New York City resident pays 8.875% even at a New Jersey dealer. New York caps dealer doc fees at $175, while New Jersey dealers often charge $899 or more. A New Jersey dealer has to beat a New York dealer's price by more than that fee difference to come out ahead.