Posted by JD Seller on July 24, 2015 at 18:31:58 from (208.126.198.123):
In Reply to: Advice please posted by jon f mn on July 24, 2015 at 10:38:09:
Jon I am pretty much an old softy with my kids and Grand kids. I have loaned them cars and trucks to drive. So I have very mixed feelings on this issue.
I would say if your car was an older car but still dependable then by all means loan the kid the car. Since your car is "NEW" I would more than likely NOT loan him this car. This car is for your wife and you to drive an enjoy.
I would more than likely just help him rent a car for his vacation. It provides both things. HE gets a newer vehicle for his vacation. You get to keep your car in the shape you want it to be in. The cost to rent him a car for the week would not be much more than many pay for a month's car payment.
I am like some of the others on here wondering why a college kid needs a vacation??? If he has the money for a vacation while in college he should be able to afford his own set of wheels to go on this vacation.
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