<prompt> Human: So I am stuck in a terrible car lease that I got myself into a couple years ago. The car is a 2015 335i with approximately 34k miles currently on it. Monthly payment is 1075. I was given 33k miles so Im already over on my miles. Ive looked up how much the car is worth and found it to be around 28k the payoff quote for the car is 45k. So Im upside down on the car 17k. Lease it up November 2018. So Ive got 13 payments left. I work in LA but travel alot to clients because of this I spend between 300-400 on gas and my insurance is 240 a month. Its pretty embarrassing how terrible my situation is. I constantly get compliments of how nice my car is etc etc but then its always followed by how much do you pay? And Im always too embarrassed to tell people what I actually pay so Ill lie and say 500 which people still think is high but little do they know my real payment is twice as high. But back to why I even posted here. I have came up with a few options. 1. Just keep paying what I am paying until the end of the lease and pay a calculated additional 3k to 4k of additional mileage but be able to walk away and the upside down amount on the car goes on the dealer not me and never make same mistake again.2. Go to dealer and just buy the car. Should lower my monthly payments and I no longer have to worry about mileage but the 17k I am upside on the car is now actually my debt.3. Go buy a super cheap car thats great on gas and trade BMW in and put the 17k upside down into the super cheap car. This will lower my gas expense each month and my insurance and even though Ill be paying around 400 to 500 for a civic or Camry thatll be half what I am paying now. To me Options 3 would obviously be the winner right now but I recently starting looking at reddit and thought hey wont hurt to throw my situation up on here and maybe no-one repsonds and I dont lose anything or maybe someone has an even better option and I save some money. I know its a bad situation and luckily I get paid enough to be able to make this mistake and still be able to contribute to my 401k and out around 500 into my rainy day fund every month. If you read through all this craziness and are still with me your time and any advice is greatly appreciated.Assistant: I realize its not one of your 3 listed options, but I want to ask as Im not really familiar with leases.Is there an option to turn it in early? Even if it involves paying a fee to quit the lease early if its less than the difference between this payment and what youd be paying for a cheaper drive able car x the of remaining months it might be worth it?Human: So I wasnt too familiar with leases either. A close friend said that he had heard that after two years on the lease some dealerships will let you get out of current least with the caveat that you sign up for a new 3 year lease with that same dealership But idk if thats true or not.  <response>: Dont go based on what youve heard, or what they told you. This is the time you break out your copy of the lease and you read it. Look for what it says about early termination. Edit: also dont resign into another 3 year lease that would defeat the purpose sadly lol 