<prompt> Human: So I drive a shit ton60-100 miles a day for a job I just started about a month ago. My car is a 2013, but its paid for and Id like to keep the miles a little lower. Im getting paid .54mi plus my hourly for driving around to different locations.I heard you can get a lease that has unlimited miles so long as you either leasepurchase another vehicle from that dealer at the end of your lease. This would be ideal especially if they cover maint.I have 0 experience leasing vehicles. Any help is appreciated.Edit: Im going to throw this in because it lays out the math for someone else like me thats looking to lease instead of buy. I used googles calculator to figure out mortgagelease payments.So lets say I purchase a vehicle for 12k that has 30k miles on it I think Im being generous here, but thats fine. I dont have the funds to buy it outright so I have to finance it. So with my credit that puts a payment at about 399 a month 12k for 36 months at 12 interest. A lease for the same vehicle puts my payment at 175 Note I increased the payment amount from what is linked on the calculator because the calculator only accommodates lease terms up to 15kyear.After 3 years and 60k miles Im going to need another car for dependabilitys sake. Again dependability is the crux of my job here. So now Im looking to spend 2 weeks of haggling to get 5k for this car. So we have 399mo for 36 14364 and we have 175mo for 36 months 6300 14364 - 6300 8064 So unless I can sell a 5 year old car with 100k miles on it for 8064 or more Im better off leasing.  <response>: No reputable car company can lease you a vehicle that is unlimited miles. The major manufacturers that I work with cant exceed 33,000 per year or 99,000 for the term of a standard 3 year lease. Besides, if you own a vehicle and arent paying it off then you should definitely hold on to that and use it rather than get anything new. If you are paying off your vehicle, either completely pay it off or wait another year or two to build equity and then trade out of it but only do so it necessary and youre really putting high mileage on your current vehicle. I work for 4 different car dealerships and Im advising you, dont lease at this time. If anything, considering financing and use a brand known for high mileage vehicles ie. Toyota and Honda 