<prompt> Human: Hi PF, Ill start by saying Im 26 and obviously my parents dont dictate my decision, but I am wondering if their concerns are valid.So anyway, heres wonderwall Ill get right to the chase.I am looking to buy a car since I am selling my 2007 jeep wranlger since I want something more economicalfuel efficient.The great thing is that I can sell it for 11250, the bad part is that Im stuck how to allocate it.I have about 7k in CC debt I know, terrible. 2k to fix the jeep to sell and 3k taxes werent kind to me, but 6k is 0 APR until Feb 2019.Im looking at 5,000 down, 2.5 towards my savings account, and the rest towards the CC debt. But Should I only pay the 1k of my high interest CC debt, and either beef up my savings or put more on the down payment?I am looking at 2 cars both Hyundai.The first one is a 2016 Sonata with 43k miles on it for 13,200.The second is a new 2018 Elantra Sport for 19k.Im leaning towards the 2016, since its obviously 6k cheaper and for someone in their mid 20s I dont need a super fancy thing.But as this is my first time buying a car I asked my parents, and both are saying to stay away from the used car since it doesnt come with a warranty like how a new car would. The used car has a 10 year100,000 mile power train warranty, but Im not sure exactly what that covers compared to a normal warranty.The idea of having a new car that will last me for a while sounds appealing, but I dont see why the 2016 model wouldnt last just as long comparatively since the Sonatas and hyundai in general are good cars. Plus the car fax is super clean, only uncertainty is how it has that much mileage in only 2 years.Also the reason why Im looking at the sport for the new car is because Ive looked for other new hondastoyotas and they seem to be all around the same price, so Im figuring its the most new car I can get for the price.Posting for 2016: Posting for the sport: Any feedback would be awesome! Im going to the dealership tomorrow evening so any advice would be great.  <response>: When you buy a used car you still you still get the rest of the 10 year warranty. Go with the used one. 