<prompt> Human: Hi all. Looking for some advice. I think this is the right place. My wife and I own 2 cars.1. 2013 Malibu 3LT 95k miles. 2 minor accidents that were fender benders and fixed by Chevy literally just scratches that I had fixed because it was the other persons fault but they show up on Carfax. Paid off and have title in hand. KBB says 8k-10k for fair2. 2014 Optima EX 48k miles. No accidents, still owe 9,500. Low interest 2 loan and will be paid off in 2 years. KBB says 15k for very goodBoth cars are almost identical in packages mostly fully loaded. I accepted a job in New Zealand that will have us both there for 1 to 2 years. We have family that is willing to keep a car at their place so storing one for the time were gone will be free. My question is what rpersonalfinance thinks we should do with the cars while were abroad. Given cars are not an investment and basically just money pits, were a little torn on which to keep or sell. The Malibu is worth less, has 2 accidents on record but is paid off and wouldnt cost us anything while were abroad. The Optima is newer, less miles, nicer, worth more now and when we get back but still owe on it. Were going to need a car in NZ, so the thought was to use the money from selling one of them to get one over there. Advice on if we should: 1. Sell the Malibu, keep the Optima; 2. Sell the Optima, keep the Malibu; 3. Sell both. We would probably prefer option 1 or 2 because wed like a car in the States for when we get back permanently and not have to worry about transportation immediately. But were considering option 3 also.  <response>: sell car 1, pay off car 2 debt with said money. sell car 2. youre left with no debt and some thousands in cash.why even consider keeping them if youre going to the other side of the world for possibly 2 years. thats just silly imo. 