Got myself a 860 wsocket . Ty rngesus <| sep |> Sorry yes your points about the getting out do sound familiar now that you mention them handing the car back would have been worse for me as I could have gotten more by selling it so that ' s what I did . Off topic but to address your points on leasing vs PCP , and buying cars in general . I believe PCP is absolutely a con as it is not at all transparent , my experiences to date have been with greasy showroom salesmen pushing this product on you and in fact making out like outright purchase is a stupid idea in my partners case . The interest rates vary wildly and at the end of the day you are stuck with a rapidly depreciating asset . On the other hand , with leasing , given that there is a huge amount of competition between dealers brokers now , by biding your time and waiting for a good deal you can end up driving a brand new car for a set period and paying less than the depreciation over that period , which is the case for me . Eg . my VW Golf GTD had a book price of 27 k , lets say I could have paid 25 k for it in cash which I could never have done , anyway . My lease over 2 years will cost me 6500 in total maintenance and tyres included in lease . Will that car be worth 18500 when it ' s 2 years old ? Highly unlikely . That is buying in cash , and PCP is an infinitely worse option than that , in my view . I genuinely believe there ' s no cheaper way to drive a new car than to lease it , other than to steal it . Granted I did get a very good deal , but anyone with half a brain and a bit of patience can do the same .