<prompt> Human: Afternoon rpersonalfinance,Ive only owned four cars in my life. An 87 Buick, 94 Buick, a 99 Ford, and my most recent pride and joy, a 2007 VW Passat.Now, as you can see prior to my most recent purchase, Ive owned considerably older vehicles. I finally got a decent paying job in my career field and decided to make the jump to a more reliable vehicle.I paid 15,000 for this vehicle in June of 2011. Its a 2.0T Passat that had 50,000 miles on it. I put 3 down on the car leaving me with just over a 200 dollar payment per month over the course of five years Total loan 12 grand.In just the past year or so since Ive owned it, Ive already put nearly 20,000 miles on the car. Part of the reason for this I attribute to me just owning a newer, faster vehicle, and wanting to enjoy it as my commute is only about 40 miles round trip per day. But my fear is that this vehicle will depreciate far quicker than it will take for me to pay it off, and its ultimately going to be a money pit unless I trade down. I was thinking maybe an early 2000s ToyotaHonda with 100-120k miles or so that I can get a few good years out of without much of a car payment, if any.So what say you, Reddit? Do you recommend I live with the current loan I have for the remaining four years? The car has been reliable and is under warranty for 100,000 The warranty was paid off with my tax return this year. Or do I bite the bullet and either sell this car or trade down for something where Ill have a much more reasonable car payment If Ill even need one.EDIT: I need to mention this. Im not in a position financially to be able to pay off the car in less than the next three years or so. Im going to be saddled with this loan for the foreseeable future.  <response>: Pay it off early, take very good care of it, drive it to 200,000 miles.Thats what I do. 