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It would not be an issue with me.
I agree to just trade it in for a car that meets your needs. The dealer will buy out the lease and fold any extra money owed into the new one. Just be sure the "equivalent percentage rate" is fair on the new lease/loan.
Otherwise, keep it and buy it at the end of the lease - a lease is just like a loan that you also borrow the down-payment, which approximates the value of the car at the end of the lease.
Sleep calmly. Not a big deal. The value of the car is what it is after so many miles.
PL
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