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Lease mileage

Estimate the excess-mileage charge on a leased car.

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Results update as you type. The formula and assumptions are explained below the calculator.

Excess-mileage charge so far

$750.00

Prorated allowance18,000 miles
Miles driven21,000 miles
Miles over allowance3,000 miles
Miles still available0 miles
Projected annual mileage14,000 miles ($500.00 projected overage)

This estimate assumes a flat overage rate and a simple monthly proration. Lease contracts may use different proration, waivers or a per-day rate.

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What does this tool do?

A lease sets an annual mileage allowance and charges for miles driven beyond it. This calculator prorates the allowance to the months elapsed, estimates the overage charge and projects where your current pace will end up.

The Formula

Prorated allowance = Annual allowance × Months ÷ 12; Charge = (Miles driven − Prorated allowance) × Rate

Frequently Asked Questions

How is lease mileage prorated?

Most contracts multiply the annual allowance by the fraction of the lease term completed. At 18 months into a 36-month lease, half of the total allowance is available.

Can I avoid the overage charge?

Some lessors allow prepaid miles at a lower rate, or waive the fee if you lease another vehicle. Check the contract before the final inspection.