I'm not proud of it but my wife and I have 5 running vehicles between the two of us. We both work aout 30 miles from home and with kids and all we have two dodge neons of different years with at least 160,000 miles on them each(good mileage and they just keep running). We also have the dodge caravan for when the 5 of us are all going together (the in-laws are 8 hours away). Also we have, not my idea, two pickups for the 2 days every winter when the roads are so bad that we may have to ride together and maybe lose an hours pay so aparently that justifies another insurance policy and a payment.
I guess your situation would depend on the miles you drive and is JUST the fuel savings would make up the payment on the car. In my case everything is paid off except the new to me truck so anything could go too.
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