Lease Miles Tracker

This app is used by people who lease vehicles. Simply input your lease information such as current miles, starting date, return date . . .and it will tell you if:
a) You are "under" your miles limit as per today, how much extra you can drive per week, and if you don't drive extra, how much miles you will not use by the end of the lease.

b) If you are "over", it shows you the following:

1) How many miles you are over as of today
2) How much you will pay if you don't change your driving behavior
3) How many miles you will be "over" by the end of the lease
4) Most importantly, how many miles per week you need to be driving to be on track by the end of the lease term.

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INSTRUCTIONS:

Starting Miles: When you lease the vehicle, you may have initial miles which you are not responsible for. For example, 12 miles.

Current Miles: This is your current miles. For example: 12530

Lease Term (Year). How many years is your lease for. For example 2.5 years

Thousand Miles/ Year. How many thousand miles you are allowed to drive each year. For example: 12.5 means you can drive 12500 miles per year. The unit is in thousand miles. 1 means 1 thousand miles.

Lease Start Date: Date you took the vehicle out.
Lease End Date: Date you are supposed to return the vehicle.

Extra Mile Cost: If you drive over the limit, how many dollars per mile will you pay? 1.5 means for each extra mile, you pay 1.5 dollars.
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Notes:
The app finds (Current miles - Starting Miles). This is how many miles you have.

The Lease Start Date and Lease End Date must be very close to Lease Term (Year). For example, if start date is 01/01/2015 and lease term is 2.5 years, the end date has to be around: 06/01/2017 which is 2 years and a half.

If the start date is 01/01/2015 and lease term is 2.5 years, and return date is 08/01/2017, the app will complain with a popup text, but it will still perform the calculation regardless, because some dealerships may not be precise.

The start date and end date are important because as long as you have the vehicle, you are assumed to be able to drive it.