<prompt> Human: Hello everyone, I am looking for some advice. I have a 2013 Toyota Camry with just over 62,000 miles on it. It runs great and aside from having to buy a new battery yesterday I have had no problems with the vehicle. However, my father suggested to me about trading it in for another vehicle before the mileage gets too high.I currently pay 285 a month for the Camry and while its a do able payment for my salary, its still at the top for what I can afford. So yesterday, my father and I drove around after hours avoiding the salesmen and just looked at used cars for me to trade my current car in for. He came across a 2008 BMW 535 series with 70,000 miles for just under 13,000 and he has strongly suggested that I trade my car in for it.My goals for trading in a vehicle would be to lower my monthly payment and continue to drive a vehicle that I really enjoy. However, I fear that trading my car in for a vehicle that old and with higher mileage would be the opposite of beneficial, but it may lower my monthly payment. My father argued that BMWs last forever and their mileage will last well into the 300,000s so 70,000 is nothing for a BMW.Now here is the plot twist in the equation. I am planning on moving to NYC in the fall and will be selling my car before going. I really dont know what I can reasonably expect to get for my Camry but at the least Ill have a few thousand more in my pocket to go to NYC on. So the other question is, if I trade in my Camry for the BMW would I lose money there when trying to sell it later in the year? In other words, which vehicle would sell for more money at this point?Thank you for your help!Edit:Thank you all for your comments and explanations. I am glad to see that my initial thoughts matched yours and I was right to hesitate here. Ill keep the Camry and sell it when I move. Thank you all again!  <response>: Own a Camry, about to move to NYC and be car-less, should I buy a BMW. No. 