I usually recommend along these lines.

If you are going to drive the same car for many years, then buy. Your almost always better to buy, and then drive a car for 10 years then to lease and replace it every 2 years.

If you want a new car every two years then lease. Your usually better off to lease if your going to replace the car before the auto loan is paid off, or shortly there after. Also you can get "more car" for the same monthly money via leasing.

I honestly would advise you to either buy out your lease, or buy a barely used car. Then drive it for as long as you can. Take the extra money you would spend and spend it on an awesome vacation or something.

Also, if your only driving 15 miles a day, then get a cheap, but solid car. Again my advise.

I usually recommend along these lines.

If you are going to drive the same car for many years, then buy. Your almost always better to buy, and then drive a car for 10 years than to lease and replace it every 2 years.

If you want a new car every two years then lease. You're usually better off leasing if you're going to replace the car before the auto loan is paid off or shortly there after. Also you can get "more car" for the same monthly money via leasing.

I honestly would advise you to either buy out your lease, or buy a barely used car. Then drive it for as long as you can. Take the extra money you would spend and spend it on an awesome vacation or something.

Also, if you're only driving 15 miles a day, then get a cheap, but solid car. Again, just my advice.