<prompt> Human: My SO has a 48 month car lease, with about 18 months left to go. Shes close to the limit on the miles now, and we estimate if we go full term, shes going to go over by about 18,000 miles with a 0.25mile penalty, for a 4,500 hit. But, if we turn it in early when she hits the mileage limit, shell have payments of about 4,400 left to make. Im trying to figure out what options we have. We spoke to the dealer and they told us to bring the car in before the miles are up, and theyll help use figure it out. They will probably make us a deal on a new car, but neither of us want the type of car they offer or frankly to work with the dealership.Are we best off:Turning the car in early before the miles are up and pay the payments? Going to the full term and pay the fee for 4,500?Or is there another early termination or renegotiation option I dont know about?  <response>: There really are no options outside of going to the dealer to get into a new vehiclebuying the car out of its leaseturning it in early. This is exactly why for people who drive a lot leasing is a terrible idea. 