<prompt> Human: I moved from Texas to Colorado 2.5 years ago and I own a 2003 Toyota Tacoma TRD 2WD truck w 187k miles. My wife moved with me and owns a 2WD 2011 Camry. We really only need one car as we live in Boulder, and I commute 2 miles to downtown via bike or bus during the winter while my wife works from home. Last winter the truck sat and collected snow. I didnt drive it much since its not the greatest on icy roads RWD.Im thinking about selling it soon. The problem I have, is that we are just renting our place currently and our specific location may not be long-term. As in, we may buy a house next Summer and possibly a few miles outside of the city. Is it smart to just keep the truck since its not costing us much just insurance every month or sell and use that cash to pay off some debtsave for a house? Update: Sold the truck for almost 10k, thanks for the advice!  <response>: Sell it. The longer it sits, the less its worth, and insurance is a real--if small--cost. Besides, it sounds like if you move and need a 2nd car, this one isnt really what youd want anyway. 