---
id: faq-0101
title: "What happens if I drive more miles than my lease allows?"
category: faq
subtopic: leasing
page_type: faq
source_url: "https://www.castlesubarumchenry.com"
tags: ["leasing", "faq", "mileage-overage"]
questions:
  - "What's the mileage penalty?"
  - "How much do excess miles cost?"
  - "Can I buy more mileage?"
related: [lease-mileage, lease-terms]
dealer: Castle Subaru McHenry
---

Standard leases come with an annual mileage allowance (often 10,000-12,000 miles per year). If you exceed that at lease end, you'll pay a per-mile overage fee set in your lease agreement. Many drivers can buy additional mileage upfront when signing, which locks in a lower per-mile rate. If your commute or lifestyle involves heavy driving, discussing mileage needs with Castle Subaru McHenry's finance team helps you choose the right allowance from the start. Call (779) 601-0797 to learn about available mileage options and what they'll cost-planning ahead saves money.
