<prompt> Human: EDIT - Thanks for the input everyone. We discussed it further and will move on with getting rid of the Nissan and keeping the Honda. Thanks for all your help!---Hi rpersonalfinance - as stated my wife and I have two cars and want to get rid of one. We arent sure which one makes the most sense. Below are the details of the cars: 1998 Nissan Maxima SE Paid Off 143,000 miles Normal condition given the age, hasnt had major work or accidents, kept up well According to KBB worth anywhere between 1000-1800 2008 Honda Civic LX 50,000 miles Good condition, no accidents or work here either 8500 still owed at 6.5 interest According to KBB worth anywhere between 8300 and 9400 We will be moving to a major city shortly and wont have a need for two cars. This includes driving whichever car we keep across the country for the move just the car, our belongings have already been sent over. We have enough money to pay off the loan on the Honda outright if that really makes the most sense. We both also have student loans as well, on top of regular expenses rent, food, etc.The gas mileage on the Honda is better and is a lot newer so short term maintenance would likely be cheaper that is, less likely for a mechanical issue and would last longer. The Nissan on the other hand is paid off, and has been very reliable over the years. Well only need one car and probably wouldnt be driving it all too often realistically 20,000 miles per year would probably be high end based on our driving habits. As you may have guessed Im not really a car guy. We dont care what we drive as long as it gets us where were going day in and our and isnt a money sucker. Wed like a little insight - in the long run would it make more sense to:A Sell the Nissan, throw that money into the Honda and pay off the Honda either monthly or in bulk B Sell the Honda and keep the Nissan since its paid offThe obvious concern is the Nissan is a lot older which makes it more of a liability by default, and Im also not sure what the process would be to sell the Honda since it does have an outstanding loan. From what I see its still possible but just adds an extra step to the whole selling process. Insurance is almost half the price on the Nissan per month than the Honda.Im leaning towards selling the Nissan to keep the Honda but asking a few others they are on the fence. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance!  <response>: A Sell the Nissan, throw that money into the Honda and pay off the Honda either monthly or in bulk Do this. Id probably pay it off completely after settling into the new place. You dont want to burn through savings and then find out youve got a bunch of other expenses in your new home. 