<prompt> Human: So i own a 2012 chevy colorado with 103300 miles on it. And its in great shape. Could use some new tires soon though. I drive about 8 mins to work everyday and take the gfs car whenever we go anywhere, so it never gets much mileage on it.I also owe 4700 on the truck and pay 140 a monthabove my minimum payment at 4.25 interest. My grand father died and left me his truck. Which is a 2003 gmc sonoma. It has 67000 miles on it and is in fantastic shape. I dont want to pay insurance on both trucks and im wondering if i should sell one of them or keep both? Can i get cheap insurance on one if i kept both? Is that smart? I make 18hr and work about 46 hours a week on average. I own my house and pay all the bills my self. All the rent my gf gives me i just put into a seperate account for a vacation im planning.she doesnt know, its going to be a surprise!Any advice?  <response>: My rpersonalfinance answer is to sell the Sonoma and use the money to get new tires and pay down the Colorado. This is probably your best financially responsible option.My rcars answer is to keep the Colorado as a daily and LS swap the Sonoma. This is the fun option. I shouldnt have even recommended it. 