<prompt> Human: Hello all. I drive a 1993 Camry with 190,000 miles. I was recently hit by someone. It was extremely minor but the other car ripped off my fenderbumper and damaged my left headlights. Insurance totaled the car and I received a total of 2800 from them. Right now I have 3500 saved up. Im driving the car without a bumper and duck taped front left headlight. My front signal lights are out too.The Camry runs decent. It needs new shocks, tires, and theres a tiny oil leak. Theres also very slight vibration when I drive it. Other than that, its fine. I make about 1600 a month. Pay 450 in rent, 50 for phone, 50 for internet, 65 for insurance, 45 for gym, and 50 for a student loan. I have about 4000 in student loans that i have been paying off for about 3 years. Used to be at 7000.I dont need a flashy car. I just want to drive safely. Should I invest in a newer Toyota? Doesnt have to be brand new... Or should i fix my Camry?  <response>: In my opinion, get rid of the 23-year-old Camry and dont buy a new car. Get a 2-3 year-old car with decent miles that still has has a transferable warranty. 