<prompt> Human: So in June of last year I leased a new car. I chose to lease because I dont drive a crazy amount of miles and I like having a new car every three years. Plus the payment was significantly less than what I was paying for my old vehicle. Well fast forward to now. I may be getting a promotion at work and it would take my daily commute to 120 miles round trip. I currently drive 30. My lease is only for 12,000 a year. I currently only have 7k miles on the vehicle. Since Im less than a year into my lease there are extra penalties to get out of my lease. I cannot transfer my lease because Chrysler capital does not allow it.I was thinking about getting a nice little car that would hold up for the commute and just keeping my leased vehicle. Unfortunately I dont have the cash on hand to just buy it I would either have to get a second auto loan or a short term personal loan from a bank. I feel like an idiot for not thinking ahead for a situation like this. Any suggestions for how to deal with this for the least amount of financial blow back?Edit: I currently own my house so moving is not an option at this point. Plus I only expect to be in this position for 1 year but could stay longer  <response>: Heres what I would do: I would drive the leased car until I had, say 33,000 miles on it leave some leeway for emergencies, save like crazy in the meantime for another car, and then garage the leased car until the lease is up. 