<prompt> Human: I drove a 1991 Nissan for 10 years. The repair bills ended up getting out of hand. So about two years ago, feeling pretty good about my financial situation, I bought a new car. It was a pretty emotional decision, which is something I rarely do.I changed jobs and now commute on the train. I barely drive this vehicle I spent 29,000 on. So naturally, I started to look into other options for transportation. Here are the numbers:I earn 116kyear. I have no debt outside my mortgage. I am funding all the things I should be: emergency fund, 401k, Roth, etc. I comfortably pay for this machine and all its associated costs.The car is worth about 22,000 today. It has 6500 miles on it. I owe 9,000 on the loan at 3. My intuition says to sell it and buy something inexpensive to get me to and from the train station, run errands, etc. Ive tried to run the numbers over a 5 year period on sell vs. keep but the numbers dont look as promising as I expected. Is my intuition right here? What factors am I missing that might make this decision harder than it appears?  <response>: Not sure if this is welcome here because its not so much finance advice but more of general advice? Maybe?I say keep the vehicle. As you said, financially you are doing well. Even if this vehicle is more than you need its better to have a higher quality vehicle, than the bare minimum incase life happens. Unless you are really trying to save every penny, I think having a quality vehicle that you can afford is better than having a bare minimum vehicle thats cheap. 