<prompt> Human: I dont have the exact numbers in front of me, but its something along the lines of this.I own a 2014 Altima, which I leased at sticker of 25,000 with a residual of 14,000. This is considering that at the end of the 3 year lease I will have put 36,000 miles on the car. I only actually put 8,000 miles per year on my car instead of 12,000. So at the end of the lease, if say the KBB valuemarket comparables are higher than that 14,000, say 17-19,000, what are my best options?Here are my options as I see it: 1. Buy the car outright, finance through my credit union, and run it into the ground. 2. Buy the car outright, try and possibly sell it and purchase another used vehicle. 3. Try and negotiate a higher residual value due to the low-mileage... although with this option Im not sure if Nissan will be willing to do this, or what I can receive from them in benefit.Im not the best when it comes to auto-sales, so any advice would be appreciated.  <response>: You can easily do a paper trade in this situation. How that would work is you would buy the car for the residual value and then immediately trade it in to the dealer. This would get you the difference to put towards your next car. I was a salesman at a dealer and did this a few times with customers. My wife also had lease equity in her car last year when we turned it in. Just contact the dealership and talk to the finance department and ask what they would need you to do. 