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Edited to add: I’m seeing a lot of comments to fix the AC, editing the post to add that we got quoted $2400 to fix the AC and a check engine light issue which is more than the car is worth that’s why we want to ditch the Toyota I need some opinions. I would appreciate limited judgement. My husband and I currently own a 2003 Toyota Camry and we own a 2016 Jeep Patriot which we are upside down on a loan where we pay $340 per month for. The 2003 Toyota Camry is paid off but it doesn’t have A/C and we both have long commutes to work and I drive our daughter. With the summer coming, we both do not want to drive the Toyota as it would be miserable in the heat so we would like to buy a used truck for my husband as soon as possible. We don’t have any money saved up. So here are the options we are considering: 1. Get a loan for a used vehicle which would be an additional $160 per month (got a quote from Capital One) which would bring our total car loans to $500/mo OR 2. Suck it up, drive the Toyota, and refinance the Jeep to get a lower monthly payment OR 3. Is it possible to do both? I would really prefer to do both but I’m kinda weighing my options. Or should we do nothing because they are both dumb ideas?  any kind advice is appreciated.  
Edited to add: I’m seeing a lot of comments to fix the AC, editing the post to add that we got quo

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