<prompt> Human: -I moved to Chicago 3 months ago. Since I moved here Ive gotten about 160 in parking tickets a lot harder to avoid than I thought previously, paid 60 for parking and 400 in car insurance thats with an uber low mileage policy-I moved here from a tiny town where driving was the only feasible method of transportation really.-I think financially it would make much more sense for me to sell my car since its not even possible for me to drive it to work. For non-work purposes I can bike most everywhere, and get tax-exempt public transpiration.-I did the math, and even if I rent a car to drive home 1-2 weeks a year thats going to cost me significantly less than my current insurance, not even calculating in depreciation and maintenance.-I own the car out right. 2014 Corolla, I paid 12700 cash for it 2 years ago and have put 30000 miles on it since purchasing. It only has 45k miles on right now. Would it be crazy for me to sell it? Im 24. Dont think that matters financially, but walkingbiking even in the winter is pretty doable for someone my age.-I love you guys. Thanks for any specific advice.Assistant: It would make a lot of sense if you can uberlyft to most places you might have to drive to and Chicago has great public transport.If you want to take a long trip a couple times a year you can also rent a car which Ive done plenty of times in the past. You can rent a cheap car from National or Enterprise for like 30 a day. There might even be cheaper options.Human: Yeah, I priced this out. Roughly 25-30day for a low end car. I get the under 25 fee waived through my bank.Only real kicker is that I think I have to pay for their stupid overpriced rental insurance through the company since when I sell my car Ill no longer have a personal policy.I need to figure out more about that to be honest.  <response>: If you have select credit cards, or are open to the idea, then some cards provide rental car insurance if you purchase the rental through the card. 