November is a strange month to lease a Wrangler in Massachusetts. Jeep's national program for a 2026 Wrangler Sport S is $329 a month for 36 months. The November board at Quirk Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram in Marshfield, checked November 9, 2026, advertises the same trim at $781 a month on a 24-month term. Short leases cost more per month. They do not cost this much more. Here is every number on the table, compared on effective monthly cost, which is the payments times the term plus the amount due at signing or down payment, divided by the term. Taxes and registration are not included.
$329/mo
36 months · $3,729 due at signing · Effective cost $433/mo
National November program as reported by CarsDirect, checked November 3, 2026. This is the structure to ask any Jeep store to quote you.
$781/mo
24 months · $3,066 down · Effective cost $909/mo
Ends November 30, 2026. Same trim, $476/mo more in effective cost than the national structure.
$766/mo
24 months · $3,091 down · Effective cost $895/mo
The lowest Wrangler payment on the Marshfield board is still a 24-month structure.
$862/mo
24 months · $2,714 down · Effective cost $975/mo
$876/mo
24 months · $3,404 down · Effective cost $1,018/mo
$829/mo
27 months · $4,777 down · Effective cost $1,006/mo
National November reporting puts Big Horn leases in the mid-$500s on 42-month structures. The term explains part of this gap, not all of it.
A 24-month lease concentrates the steepest depreciation into fewer payments, so it always prices higher per month than a 36-month lease on the same vehicle. On a Wrangler, which holds its value better than almost anything, that penalty is normally modest. Compare the totals instead of the payments: the Marshfield Sport S costs $21,810 across 24 months. The national structure costs $15,573 across 36 months. The Marshfield lessee pays $6,237 more and hands the Jeep back a year earlier. No depreciation curve explains that.
October makes the contrast sharper. Last month, a Quirk CDJR store in Dorchester advertised a Wrangler Sport at $105/mo, on a 5,000-mile-a-year lease with $4,995 down. That was its own kind of headline, cheap payment on very few miles, and we said so when we published it. November's local board has no equivalent at any mileage. This page replaces nothing: our October Wrangler lease comparison stays up as a dated snapshot of what October looked like, and this is the November edition.
Take the national structure to the store: 36 months, a Sport S, $3,729 due at signing, and ask for the quote in writing with the mileage allowance stated. Get the same quote from a second Jeep store. If a store will only quote you a 24-month card, ask what changes at 36 months and watch whether the effective cost lands anywhere near $433 a month. Wranglers lease well when the term is standard, because the residual is strong. The product is fine this month. The local advertised structure is not.
One practical note: Marshfield's new-vehicle specials page did not load its offers when checked on November 9. The figures above are from the store's Offers and Incentives lease page, which carries the same November board ending November 30, 2026.
Quirk Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram Marshfield Offers and Incentives lease offers page, read November 9, 2026. National November Wrangler program: CarsDirect, checked November 3, 2026. National Big Horn reporting: RealCarTips, checked November 3, 2026. Money factors and residuals are not published by the stores and are not estimated here.
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