How to get out of a car lease?

I recently leased a honda in August, and I'm not fully happy with my decision although it is a very nice car. I initially wanted a jeep wrangler but they didn't have the one i wanted that s within my price range. I looked all over and no one had it, so i settled for the Honda. So my question is how much would it cost me if i were to get out of my lease and get a wrangler. What can i do? I know i shouldve waited but i was too excited about purchasing my first car.

The thing is, no matter what deal you find, youll be burning money

so

heres another opportunity to not have a later regret

stick with what you have, continue to save money

in a few years time when it does in fact make sense to upgrade - do it then

do not let your emotions and "wants" dictate your financial situation

that leads to a lifetime of pain

Probably need about $7000 in cash to get out of this mistake and into another one. Maybe more.

It's not a purchase, it's a lease, and in the lease paperwork is the information about breaking the lease and penalties if any and the amount are listed.

The only one that can answer is the lease company, but it won't be cheap. But I really have to question why you need to lease a brand new car and put a big financial burden for your first car. But you never really own the car, and so after the lease is over you are left with nothing, not even a used car to sell. I would think that a second hand car would be best for a first car, my first car cost me $1200 and lasted me well through the end of high school and several years after

A lease? Look at the contract. It should say so. I would say it will cost you a lot of money, maybe the full amount of the lease.

KEEP THE HONDA

A lease is a long term rental. Read your contract. Early termination is very expensive.
The Honda is so much nicer than a Wrangler.
Since with a lease excess miles and marks and damage are charged extra you will not want to take your Wrangler off tarmac. Insurance does not cover off road damage.
Drive a wrangler for a day then see if you like it. (Not 10 minutes but a full days driving)
Stick with the Honda.

When you see what it will cost you you'll see out the lease on the Honda.

It will cost a lot. Gas prices are headed up again. You'll regret the Wrangler.

I have a broken windshield and Honda can not get one, this is a lease and Honda said it has to be a Honda windshield even though I can get one from speedy so here I sit making lease payment and Honda thinks It can get a Honda windshield next year. So you say you want to buy a foreign car?