<prompt> Human: My father owns a construction company. In 2010 he paid cash for a 2010 4 cyl. Ranger XLT for just under 18K including tax, registration, and other fees. However, he never really used it and he ended up just giving it to me. Now it has 12,500 miles, it is in my name, and Ive been working my new job since November.I am thankful to not have any car payments, but I am dissatisfied with it. The acceleration is sluggish, it has some what of a rough ride the seats hurt my back after every trip, it is not a practical daily driver, and the mpg isnt great in the city I average 19-21 mpg overall. On the plus side, it is supposed to be pretty reliable and low-maintenance.So, should I sell it and replace it with a cheaper used car that provides me more utility and better mpg, or should I just keep it because it is already paid off and has low mileage? I can put the difference in money if any in a savings account to use for repairsmaintenance.  <response>: Depends on your commute. For what you are using the vehicle for, I would probably put up with it; however, if my commute were much longer than it is now, I would sell that vehicle it a heartbeat.Theres also a personal factor for you to consider. If itll upset your father to a great degree, youll have to consider that. 