<prompt> Human: Im looking for advice. I will have a masters degree in a very specific area, so finding jobs is not difficult. I accepted a well paying internship for the summer that will get me great experience. My fiance also got a job, albeit minimum wage. It is a long way from home, and we only want to take one car in order to save money. We also found very affordable housing while we will be working there. I have a 99 Toyota Camry with 300k miles on it, and she has a 03 Pontiac Bonneville with 150k miles on it. We will be driving out there and we are concerned with the age of and miles on our vehicles since driving the 20 hours to get there will be pushing the vehicle pretty hard. It would be pretty awful to break down while we are trying to move. I do not have work lined up after the internship, so we dont know where well be after that, but as I mentioned, according to others in my degree, it is pretty easy to find work. I have several thousand dollars saved up, and we have family that would be willing to co-sign if we get a loan. Do you think it would be wise to look for a newer vehicle? Or would it be better to choose one of our vehicles and take the bigger risk of it breaking down? Thank you in advance for any advice you can give me! EDIT: We have about 40k total in federal student loans.  <response>: Dont get a loan based on a job you dont have yet. Id drive your cars until you cant any more. Or if you need to buy another, buy what you can in cash. You could even sell your car now, rent a car for the move, and buy a car for cash when you get out there. But wait until you get permanent employment before getting a loan. 