conversation: User (kklopezs): "Ok guys. Here are the details. 2011 Nissan Sentra. Bought the car in October 2015. 48 month loan. Loan for approx $9300. Monthly payments $226. \n\nRight now I am exactly 2 years into paying my car off. $226 x 24 months = $5,424\n\nThat means I owe exactly $5,424 on the car for the remainder of the loan (the remaining 2 years). \n\nInterest rate between 7% and 8%. I know I've already paid most of the interest during the first two years of the loan. \n\nThis year I've had some issues with it. Had to get rear drums replaced, replace bent rim, new tires, new brakes, alignment, and other issues. Might seem minor to some people but it was a lot for me to have to pay up front. Amounted to about $1,300. \n\nMy car also has some driving issues and steering wheel shakes and probably needs some more work done - but is 100% drivable. \n\nMy question - do I sell car as is while it is still worth something? Or do I continue to make payments and finish out the loan? Or do I pay it off in full and then sell later down the road? I am so lost and don't know what I should do!! Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!!! \n"
  Self: "Check the actual resale and trade in value for your current car on KBB. If you owe more than it's worth that is an important factor. Getting a new car when being upside down on this car gets you into a financial hole   "
  