Subaru Lease Mileage Allowance & Overage Fees
Subaru leases commonly run 10k–15k annual tiers with excess mileage often around $0.15 per mile.
Quick answer
Subaru leases are typically offered with 10,000 / 12,000 / 15,000 mi/yr mileage options. If you exceed your limit, excess miles are usually billed at $0.15/mi at return — so going 5,000 miles over would cost about $750.
| Leasing company | Chase / Subaru Motors Finance |
|---|---|
| Typical mileage tiers | 10,000 / 12,000 / 15,000 mi/yr |
| Typical overage rate | $0.15/mi |
| Typical disposition fee | ~$300 |
| Segment | Economy |
Figures are typical industry values for planning only. Your exact mileage tiers, per-mile overage rate, and disposition fee are defined in your individual Subaru lease agreement — always confirm with your contract or Chase / Subaru Motors Finance.
Subaru Lease Mileage FAQ
Subaru leases (through Chase / Subaru Motors Finance) are typically offered with 10,000 / 12,000 / 15,000 mi/yr annual mileage options. Your exact allowance is on your individual lease agreement — choose the tier that matches how much you actually drive to avoid overage fees.
Subaru excess-mileage charges are typically $0.15/mi at lease return. For example, going 5,000 miles over would cost about $750, and 10,000 miles over about $1,500. The exact per-mile rate is stated in your lease contract.
Subaru leases typically include a disposition (turn-in) fee of ~$300, charged when you return the vehicle and don't purchase or re-lease. This is separate from any mileage overage charges.
Track your odometer against your monthly mileage budget (total allowance ÷ lease months) and adjust early if you're over pace. If you'll exceed the limit, buying extra miles upfront from Chase / Subaru Motors Finance is usually cheaper than the $0.15/mi end-of-lease rate. LeaseMiles tracks this automatically.
