<prompt> Human: Ive read several threads on this topic and am still on the fence. Heres my scenario:I have a 2008 Honda Fit great car with around 60K miles on it. I could very, very easily drive this car another 100K miles and drive it for another 5-8 years. This would be the sensible, PF-preferred option Im sure.But I would like to upgrade to something a bit fancier. Something I can pick up clients in. Something I can take calls from without having to pull over due to cabin noise. I drive only a handful of times a month, and mostly short distances at that. Im leaning towards leasing because I think I can easily stay under the mileage caps. Also, given the rapid shifts in car technology going on self-driving, CarPlay, etc., Im wary of spending 50K on something that will be obsolete in a few years time once these new technologies hit their stride and upgrade cycles become tighter.Ideally, I lease for 3 years while the market is sorting itself out, then buy a self-driver once thats a reality in the market. Current consensus is 5 years. Maybe I spend a year or two doing the Zipcar thing if the self-driving cars arent there yet. I understand that leasing is almost invariably a worse decision than buying. But given my circumstances and preferences, is leasing actually a better option? EDIT - Yikes. Ill concede the 5 years thing is wildly optimistic. Thanks for the solid advice everyone.  <response>: No, and I frankly have no idea what youre talking about with these nonsense justifications youre creating.The car technology thing is absurd, Im not even going to talk about that.Not driving much doesnt alter the buy vs lease thing at all.Buy a one year old luxury car. 