<prompt> Human: Hello everyone,A couple of years back I was financing a car that I crashed. Not wanting to drive in a car that was re-built, I exchanged that old car by another financed car. This added a debt of about 7K to the loan of the second car.That car is a Civic 2014, and Im paying a whopping 480month for it. Yes, for a Civic. I have since changed my stance on new cars, and wish I had bought a used car.They point is, I still owe about 19K on it, and Im paying that much per month. I do not want to own this car anymore, but instead, to lower my payment as much as possible, and would like to get a lease.in case you are wondering why, Im following an entrepreneurial path, and Im saving as much money as I canI drive the car only typically to the metro station and back every day 15 mins each way, so Im paying way too much for a car I barely use.Do you have any recommendations as to how to make the switch from a financed car to a lease? Anything I should watch out for?Any help is appreciated.Thanks!  <response>: To get out of it you need to sell the car and pay the 5-9K cash to pay off the remaining debt. Dont lease a car for your situation. Purchase a really old cheap used car in cash to get you to the station. 