<prompt> Human: PF, I would love your opinion on a situation that has come up for my husband and I. What would you do? Thank you in advance for your thoughts!My husbands company recently told him they are getting a car for him, since he is driving to and from job sites during the day. This car would be his to take home and use as usual, but of course, if he ever leaves the company, he would give it back. Company would pay insurance. They already pay for his gas.Since him and I both already have cars, we dont really need a third car. We only have street parking, so with a third car, we would have to pay for a third street parking pass, in addition to worrying about moving a third car for street sweeping every week. It just seems unnecessary to keep all three cars, so we thought about selling one of our cars. His is a 2011 truck that is used a lot for camping, hauling things around, etc. Selling his truck would save us about 600 a year on insurance. Mine is a 2007 sedan. Selling my car would save us about 300 a year on insurance, but would also mean I have to drive his big honkin truck around all the time. Both cars are fully paid for and we both like our cars.The thing is, we dont really need the cash, so if we sold a car, it would just sit in a savings account. We are saving right now for a house, but eventually we would have to buy a new car anyways, so the money would just be set aside for another car in the future, it wouldnt really go towards the house fund. We already max out our Roth, and our 401k savings is looking really good.Am I overcomplicating this? Should we sell a car, or just keep 3 cars? What would you do?Thanks for your help!  <response>: If the utility of the truck is worth 600 a year plus registration and the work of moving it every week, then keep it. None of us can tell how much you need a truck in your daily lives. 