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It depends on the lease Mark. Certainly it is not a good idea to lease a vehicle over a contractually agreed period to expect to end the lease early with no consequences. The leasing company has to make a profit and they do not give away their profit by letting someone end a lease early...
Not good advice above? If you want to drive a new car over a fixed period for the best price leasing is 100% the best way. With leasing you are only financing the depreciation (cost when new - cost when lease ends) not the whole cost as you would with a Hire Purchase.
You will be able to end the lease early but there will be an early termination penalty to pay. This usually equates to approximately 50% of the outstanding payments plus any excess mileage charges and vehicle damage charges.