<prompt> Human: Im trying to decide if I should keep my car or sell it and go carless. I live in downtown Orlando and walk to work. I can walk to most things I need, and if I need to drive my boyfriends car is available if hes not at work or on a trip.Currently I drive a beat up 2001 Nissan Sentra with 150k miles on it that I am somehow attached to. It has had regular maintenance and mechanically it is in good shape. I believe it will run a good while longer without issues.Cosmetically, it is not. It has a dent from an accident going down the side of the car causing one of the rear doors not to open. The clear coat is fading. The interior is falling apart a little - the glove compartment will fall out if you open it too quickly, the center console lid is not longer attached and will fall off if not careful, the dash has pieces of it that broke off from the hot Florida sun, and soda was spilt on the carpeted floor. It was also in an another accident which Car Fax has been reported as Structural damage on Car Fax.None of these cosmetic things bother me a bit, but they will bother people who are looking to buy it. Kelly Blue Book has it valued at 1,550 which after looking at Craigslist may be a little high.Car expenses:Insurance: 58Parking: 16Registration: 4Service Parts: 50Tolls: 5Total: 133I did not include gas as I will give my boyfriend gas money for using his car. Service Parts is a bit of an unknown. My car is getting up there in mileage, so several hundred dollar repairs do come up every once in a while. At the same time Im driving so little, I could easily get through the year with just 60 in oil changes and nothing else. I think an Uber budget of 50 a month would cover most months.Concerns:While I live in the city center, Orlando is very spread out. If I break up with my boyfriend, I would need a car. If I lost my job a possibility, two coworkers with the same title were laid off not long ago or decided to leave for another, most new jobs would not be in walking distance. If I need to buy a car again down the line, I do not believe I will be able to buy a car of the same mechanical quality for what Ill be selling the Sentra for. Theres also a chance that Ill want to buy something newersafer.I am thinking of moving in a year or two to a new city considering Denver and San Fran currently. While the goal would be to not need a car, the future is uncertain.One off Uber rides can break my budget fairly quick. A ride to the airport and back costs around 80. My boyfriend also leaves on trips for work or to visit family where I would occasionally would be left without a car for half a week.  <response>: Keep the car. Its resale value is very low, its paid for, and the cost of ownership is quite low. As you mentioned, if you and your boyfriend were to break up, you would need a car, and you probably have to spend more than what you could sell this one for to get a used, reliable vehicle. In this case, Id argue its ill-advised to save a few bucks with the tradeoff of increasing your dependence on another in an informal relationship i.e. unmarried-- regardless of how good the relationship may be right now. 