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No problem, enjoy the low monthly payment for now. Wait a year or 2 and look to financing by then, you should have some equity. If you do it within 2yrs, you will qualify for low interest rates. Once a car goes past 2yrs old interest rates are generally higher.

To buy it out you have to contact the leasing company and get a payout quote. The amount they give you is what you would have to give to actually "buy" the car. When you lease, you're only paying the depreciation of the vehicle. However the bank in only going to give you what the car is worth...

Coverking, and wet okole are probably your best options (expensive though), and they are fitted for your vehicle. An affordable option (its what i'm using) is Aries seat defenders. I'll admit they are not the prettiest covers, but they get the job done. They slip on so they are easy to remove if...

Hey no problem. They want you to believe you have no option. Trust me it can be done, sometimes it takes a little bit of dealer hopping. I don't have a hatch myself, but an EX sedan and I can tell you they always like to pull the "you need a down payment" card. Tell them $0 down, if you have...

@Iem Honestly man, I would never put money down on a lease. You don't own a leased car, and you will never get that money back. Truth is I think you could honestly get the car below $300/mo, and you will still have your $3k. I've known too many people who throw away money on a car they don't...

Just to give you an idea. I didn't get an LX, but a 2016 EX sedan. My wife and I just got the car on a black friday deal. We are paying $262/mo with $0 down. YMMV for sure, the dealer needed to off load 2016's because of the 2017's, took full advantage of that considering there is zero...