Can't tell, but looks close to the lease deal that was available when I bought. But US vs Cdn. pricing doesn't make any sense in general.
The way I do things is I negotiate the price of the car first. When they ask about lease vs. buy vs. cash outright I hedge and go back to the price. The dealer is lying when they say that they can't negotiate pricing on a lease. Do they really expect you to pay sticker?
Once I get to the price - check out Edmunds.com - I want, then I deal with the issue of financing. If you can try to find out what the residual percentage is on the term of your lease. This is how much the car will be worth as a percent of the final price. My Saturn leased super cheap because the residual was 65%. That means that I was 'renting' only 35% of the car's value over three years. Great deal - minivans worked the same way too a few years back. But with the glut of used minivans on the market resale values have dropped and so have residuals. You don't want to get stuck paying for too much of the car then have to return it.
The other thing is lease rates - when I bought the rates were the same as financing so it was a wash for me. Since I want to keep this car I bought, but I seriously considered leasing since I had some concerns about the car.
good luck,
