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Mileage planner

Turn your driving plans into a mileage allowance and an estimate of excess-mile costs.

Use dollars, not cents, for money fields. Numeric fields need an entry; use 0 if none.

A normal year of driving

Leave out miles already counted in your commute and trips.

Your lease and per-mile prices

Fictional example: $0.25. Use the rate in your contract.

Fictional example: $0.15. Ask the lessor whether this option is available.

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Fictional example estimate

Estimated miles over the whole lease

44,220 miles

Planned driving per year, with buffer
14,740 miles
Current total allowance
30,000 miles
Projected miles over that allowance
14,220 miles
Estimated excess-mile charge
$3,555.00

The projection combines miles already driven with your plan for the remaining months. It does not count the starting odometer as miles used.

Tier prices assume extra miles can be bought for the whole original term at your entered rate. Availability, taxes and changes in rent charge are not modeled. Ask for an actual tier quote; unused miles are not assumed refundable.

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Mileage-only cost estimates at possible annual tiers
Miles / yearExtra miles upfrontExcess at returnCombined cost
10,000$0.00$3,555.00$3,555.00
12,000$900.00$2,055.00$2,955.00
15,000$2,250.00$0.00$2,250.00

One useful question

Do unused miles get refunded?
Do not assume so. Check your contract. This planner assumes unused miles have no refund. Read the related guide · More leasing questions

Background: Federal Reserve vehicle leasing questions and CFPB leasing overview. Confirm current terms with your lessor.