Whether you’re looking to finance a new luxury vehicle or just lease one, Audi is making it exceptionally easy for you either way. Right now, you can finance any 2009 Audi A4 at an incredible 0.9% APR or lease a 2010 Audi A4 2.0T Quattro Premium for only $449 per month for 36 months.

While these are both uncommonly good deals, which one is the better bargain? Well, that all depends on your own personal priorities. If you would like to eventually own the car you’re making payments on, then obviously financing is the way to go. If you enjoy driving a new car every three years or so and like to always have your vehicle under warranty, then you’d probably prefer leasing.

By leasing a car, you only make payments on what you “use up” of the car’s value plus whatever additional fees are required for finance charges or extra miles driven. Whereas with getting a loan to purchase a car, you end up paying for the entire cost of that car, plus interest based on the rate and period you agree to as well as other fees, in addition to depreciation.

However, you’ll have a state-of-the-art, German-engineered luxury car that’s 100 per cent your own to show for it when all is said and done. While on the other hand, you’ll have nothing but fond memories of your Audi once your lease is up and you have to return it to the dealership. While both of those options each have their own grim realities, let’s not forget that we’re talking about an Audi here. The value of an automobile is more than just in its monetary worth or the sum of its parts— it’s in the pleasure you get from driving it, owning it and experiencing it.

If you’d like to take advantage of these Audi offers, you should act soon. This deal ends November 2, 2009.

Hyundai really hit it out of the park when they introduced the 2010 Genesis Coupe. While much of the spotlight has been on the 306-horsepower 3.8-liter V6 model, the real enthusiasts are rejoicing over the turbocharged 2.0-liter 4-cylinder model. With 210 horsepower and 223 lb-ft of torque, rear-wheel drive and a 6-speed manual transmission as standard equipment, the Genesis Coupe is a dream come true for people who are passionate about driving their cars the way they were meant to be driven.

Before the Genesis Coupe 2.0T came along, there were hardly any entry-level rear-wheel drive sporty cars in the U.S. market, not to mention a any with a turbocharged power plant. That’s why the addition of the 4-cylinder Genesis to Hyundai’s lineup is so huge. The 2009 Genesis Coupe 2.0T is eager to take on any and all challengers, from the 2009 Mazda RX-8 and 2010 Ford Mustang V6 to the 2009 Civic Si and 2009 Volkswagen GTI.

What makes the Genesis Coupe 2.0T even more attractive to enthusiasts is the value. It’s a lot of car for the money. But don’t just take our word for it, read what Car and Driver’s review here.

And now the best part: Hyundai is offering a lease deal for the brand new 2010 Genesis at only $259/month for 36 months with only $1999 due at signing.

For the driver who holds refinement in the highest regard, we have the 2009 Honda Accord. Reliability, quality, and performance neatly buttoned up in a package that can transport you and your occupants safely and comfortably. And now you have the perfect opportunity to enjoy all the caveats reserved for Accord owners the world over. You can lease a 2009 Honda Accord for only $199/month for 36 months.

The 2009 Accord offers three available engine packages: a 2.4-Liter 177-hp iVTEC 4-cylinder, a 2.4-Liter 190-hp iVTEC 4-cylinder, and a 3.5-Liter 268-hp V6—the engine we would most likely opt for. The V6, while offering more power and torque, offers the newest generation of Honda’s Variable Cylinder Management (VCM for short) which allows the engine to meet the demands of both acceleration and fuel economy by deactivation one bank of cylinders when you are at a cruising speed. When maximum torque and power are required, all six cylinders fire. Awesome.

So, you want something with rock-solid reliability that will cost you pennies to own and operate. You also want it to be comfortable, nimble, and fun. And now, Honda is offering a lease deal that’s simply too hard to pass up: lease a 2009 Honda Civic for $149/month with only $2699 due at signing. Or, if you don’t want to put the $2699 down, you can lease one for $229/month with only $229 due at signing. Both leases are for 36 months.

Either way, you’re guaranteed Honda’s legendary quality. Consumer Reports recently ranked Honda as the best manufacturer in terms of reliability and quality among all auto manufacturers. For the more performance-minded consumer, the 197-hp Civic Si can be had for around $21,000. The Si is also available in an equally-powerful sedan form, as well. Take one look at the Civic, and we’re sure you’ll agree that it looks sharper than anything in its price range, with tightly-gapped body paneling and an ergonomic interior that fits the driver like a glove.

Honda is known for their engines; and with more than 14 million engines built each year, they are the largest engine-maker in the world. That’s not to say you’re getting some run-of-the-mill inline four with your Civic. Each version that we’ve test driven has enough torque and power to pull the Civic along admirably. Even the smallest 1.8-Liter 16-valve version found on the base DX model produces 140 horsepower. The cream of the crop 2.0-Liter iVTEC version adds one more camshaft to the mix bringing power to 197-horsepower. That 98.5 hp/liter is more than the 7.0L 505-hp Z06 ‘Vette, which only produces 72 hp/liter.

Click here and type in your zip code to find a Honda Civic in your area. Or, to see all the lease offers in your neighborhood, click here.

Hyundai surprised us all when they announced their plans for the 2010 Genesis Coupe nearly two years ago. Back then, a rear-wheel drive, high-output sports coupe from the Korean automaker seemed a bit farfetched. Now that the Genesis Coupe has landed on U.S. shores, we are faced once again with a feeling of surprise. With two outstanding motors available, a 210-horsepower, turbocharged 2-liter 4-cylinder engine and a 306-horsepower 3.8-liter V6, the Genesis Coupe has power to spare in any trim level. The turbo model reaches 60 mph from a stop in just over 7 seconds, while the V6 makes it in only 5.8 seconds. Another one of the Genesis Coupe’s performance highlights is its suspension. The front MacPherson strut and rear multi-link combo allows it to be taken comfortably to its limits when driven hard, while still providing a compliant ride during your typical commute.

With all of these great features, the Genesis Coupe could very well be the performance bargain of the decade. Hyundai wants this to be the case. That’s why they’re offering the Genesis Coupe 2.0T for just $259 per month for an incredible 36-month lease. Hyundai’s not giving car enthusiasts very many reasons to pass on this deal. If you’re still not impressed, see the Genesis Coupe at work in its natural habitat here. 

To learn more about the 2010 Hyundai Genesis Coupe, click here.