<prompt> Human: I currently drive a 2006 Scion TC 115,000 Miles paid off and everything. It runs kind a rough lately and I have been putting money and time into it. Replaced struts, alternator, timing belt, cleaning the MAF, replacing spark plugs on top of regular maintenance oil, tires, brakes. The car I am looking at would be about 31k Out the door.I am 27 years old make 55k a year, 401k is at about 41k currently I put away 2037; of pay. Savings is at 7k of which I would plan to put 6k towards the car, and keep 1k in savings. Currently me and my fiancee moved back in with my parents to save for a down payment on a house, we previously were spending 1300 a month on a 2 bedroom apartment. Our wedding is in October, we have 21k in an account to pay for the wedding I have already paid all of the deposits totaling about 8k, she has a savings account of about 16k. Our plan is to save about 1250 a month each for the next year totaling to about 25k for a down payment. So the wedding is paid for and not an issue.The car payment would be about 450 a month, she has a car payment of 280 a month, does this seem feasiblepossible?Assistant: Replaced struts, alternator, timing belt, cleaning the MAF, replacing spark plugsThis is regular maintenance.Human: I understand what you are saying but I dont believe replacing an alternator can be called regular maintenance. They last for about 100k miles, something considered regular maintenance is usually every 20k miles or less Oil Filter, Tires, Brakes, Rotors, Air Filters, Cleaning Carburetor,Wipers,etc.  <response>: I understand what you are saying but I dont believe replacing an alternator can be called regular maintenance. They last for about 100k milesThey last for 100k miles. Yes. So at every 100k miles, the alternator needs to be replaced on a regular schedule. 