Mileage Allowance (Lease)
The annual mileage cap on a lease — typically 10k, 12k, or 15k miles per year. Going over costs $0.15-$0.30 per mile at lease end.
The mileage allowance is the per-year mileage cap built into your lease contract — most common at 10,000, 12,000, or 15,000 miles. Higher allowance = slightly higher monthly payment because the leasing company prices in faster depreciation. Going over at lease end is expensive: $0.15 per mile is the cheap end (Toyota, Honda), $0.25-$0.30 is luxury brand standard, and the overage gets billed when you turn in the car. If you drive 18,000+ miles a year, lease with a higher allowance from the start — paying $20/month more for an extra 3,000 miles is cheaper than paying $0.25 x 3,000 = $750 per year in overage. Buying additional miles upfront also costs less than paying overage after the fact (typical: $0.10-$0.15/mile prepurchased).
Motrix's AI agents know every term on this page and use them against the dealer on your behalf. $0 today, $399 only when your deal closes.
Start a deal — $0 until you sign →