<prompt> Human: I have a 2010 Honda Accord EX with 158,000 miles. I currently owe 5300 on it through Alliant Credit Union 3.49 APY.The vehicle has minor cosmetic damage paint scratches, burns oil, and needs all four wheel bearings replaced, as well as new wheels one has a large dent, causing an air leak. Not including the burning oil issue, the total estimated repair cost is around 2,300 and the car is worth about 4,000. It is not very fuel-efficient, especially since my job is over 30 minutes away from home and regularly sit in heavy city traffic at 5pm every day.Im starting to consider trading it in for a used Prius. Ive seen a few on various websites under 10,000, and even one thats right around the same price that I owe on my Honda, but its a salvage title. I really dont want to increase my monthly payments if I can help it.I need a few extra opinions. Is it time to get rid of the Honda, or should I fix it up and keep driving it?  <response>: No serious repairs here it sounds; just maintenance. Id gladly pay 2300 to not go 6000 more in debt. Not to mention, you probably didnt calculate the fact that if you tried to trade it in or sell it without fixing it first a smart buyer is going to just deduct the cost of fixing it up away from the purchase price anyhow. Youd be eating the maintenance anyway with that. 