<prompt> Human: Hey guys!Need some advice about getting a car. Here we go.About Me:25 yoLiving with parents, married, looking to move out just about as soon as I pay off my student loans50k salary Roughly 2932mo after taxes22k in the bank as of right now29k student debt mostly at or around 4 - 3 weeks ago I was at 50,000 debt, made a massive 21,000 payment all at once a week agoNew plan to pay 2k loans per month, then finally move out of parentsDriving parents old Ford Taurus 2002 that has had way too much money put into repairs and is basically months away from deathI drive about 15 miles a day going to work and backCredit Score 747 - FICO - 808Monthly bills include:2,000 per month loans for the next year and a half, staring next month100-200 Car insurance, potentially Ford is still under my parents200-300mo - Food, clothes, misc.My car is currently in bad shape. I dont know how long itll last, but I really want to get something newer thatll last me a really long time.Im looking at a 2018 Toyota Camry or 2018 Honda Accord, both going for around 23k. Id put 10k down, leaving me at around 12k in the bank. In the long run, I made the right choice dropping my savings from 44k to 22k to pay off a massive chunk of student loans my strict plan to pay off my loans within the next year and a half. I had planned to push this car as far as possible the Ford, until it dies, but winter is coming and I really dont think itll make it through. The plan was also to wait until the 2019 versions come out so that the price of the 2018 would drop a bit. Im really into both cars and Im dying to have something super reliable and modern, but hey, if I cant afford it, I cant afford it and maybe its best to research something way cheaper and used. Thats why Im here.  <response>: Im really into both cars and Im dying to have something super reliable and modern want to get something newer thatll last me a really long time.You dont need to buy a brand new car to get this. A 2014 Accord or Camry is going to be reliable, modern, and will last a long time, yet will only cost you 14k-15k.Also, its a bit of a slap in the face to be living at home to save money and then going out and buying a brand new car. 