<prompt> Human: I currently have a 2012 Camry with 46K miles on it that is paid in full.I get IRS mileage reimbursements from my job weekly and have been putting those checks after paying insurance, oil changes and gasoline into a savings account for my next vehicle. Instead of doing what most of my coworkers did and get a fancynew SUV, I want to MAKE money on these checks as they are not taxable income. If I keep my car purchase under 10-15K I can easily make money on the mileage reimbursements since the car I have is pretty fuel efficient as is.So my questions are as follows:1. Whats the best time to sellget rid of my current car? Is there a mileage cap that I should be mindful of? i.e. cars value significantly decreases at XX miles1. Im planning on buying another similar car thinking 2-3 yo Camry or similar with sub-20K miles - is there a better car I should consider for high-mileage driving? If I have another year or two before I need to get rid of my current car see 1, depending on best selling point for the car, should I look into a hybrid or electric, or is that not worth it yet?1. Should I try to do a private sale for my vehicle, or will I get more moneyvalue selling another way?Thanks in advance!  <response>: Youve already got the best kind of car for your situation. No need to buy anything else. 