<prompt> Human: Im looking to purchase two new cars. One of our cars is over ten years old and is showing some signs that might be on its way out. Its also been in two accidents, one major. The other car is a 13, but running like garbage and has other issues that the dealer say are normal. I dont like the normal of the car. The two new cars will have ten year warranties on them, if you follow the maintenance schedule. This will not be an issue. We will drive these cars until they die, over ten years. I have over 50,000 in stock from two different Fortune 500 companys. They pay good dividends. I think I worked out the capital gains tax on the one will be around 3,300. I cant figure out the other one easily because I purchased it over several dates. I get a 245 a month allowance for my vehicle, plus gas. My current car payment is 460, And is the only debt I have beside the mortgage. I really dont like debt. Im currently wrapped up in investments that I have to contribute to, so I have almost no liquid savings. Signed up for them before I had kids and more money, ha. In about a year one will be out of day car, that will be a 700 more a month coming in. Retirement wise we are in a good position. No car note will give me around 750, to save each month. Im just looking for some outside opinions.  <response>: Buy second hand cars not new cars.Buy with cash, unless you get a really low interest rate.Also, I try to avoid buying two cars at the same time. It just works so much better if they are staggered a bit, so the hit on savings at any one time is not so great, and so there is always one that is a little nicer or more reliable than the other.Good luck. 