<prompt> Human: What would you do? In a couple months Ill be eligible for a company car. Currently I am paid mileage and drive a 2013 Nissan Altima 58,000 miles. Details on the company car:-I will be charged 125month if I choose to use it-125 includes work use only. I can pay 250month for work and personal use-Its a Nissan versa with a company logo on the back window of car-Everything is included except for car washes gas, maintenance, repairs registration, insuranceDetails on my driving:-I drive 60 miles on averageday-I am paid about 600month non taxed in mileage 0.53mileAnother note: my owe nothing on my Altima and have been putting 150month into my car maintenance savings account. The rest I have been adding to my monthly spending or savings account.  <response>: Let them pay you to continue to drive the vehicle you already own. Your profiting 400 a month right now. You have some money put into your maintenance fund. Continue to profit the 400 a month. Even if you run into a situation where you need to put a large amount of money into the car you currently own... your still earning an extra 410 each month for using your own car. So what if you have to spend 3,000 to have the engine rebuilt. In 8 months, that repair is paid for and your back to earning 410 a month extra again. As long as the vehicle continues to be reliable, Id keep driving it.My own personal opinion is that a new vehicle is a real waste of money. Id never buy one that isnt at least two years old. If I were you, Id try to keep going with the car you have now, the way you are now, until you have at least 50 of the amount of a newer replacement vehicle. Your car maintenance fund becomes a new car down payment fund once you decide to retire the existing car. Id aim to keep the remaining payment within the 410 your profiting each month minus the 150 that goes into the car maintenance fund.The TL;DR is your better off driving your own car and getting paid and extra 410 a month as opposed to paying them. Even if your car has major mechanical issues that will cost thousands upon thousands of dollars to fix, you can elect to sell it or even scrap it and then go with the 125 a month plan until you figure out what your going to do. Either way, youll never be stuck without a way to get to work. 