I say the same thing - if you're happy with your current car and it's not giving you any trouble.
Saving $60 / month is NOTHING compared to renewing on a whole new loan with a whole new term.
Plus, as mentioned, there is not that big of a difference between 2014 and 2017 if you already own a 14 and aren't in the market for other reasons (i.e. car was written off...).
I vote keep it, wait until the new model is out in a couple of years where there will be a more substantial difference - THEN decide if it's worth trading in your car that is, or nearly is, fully paid off for a new loan.
Saving $60 / month is NOTHING compared to renewing on a whole new loan with a whole new term.
Plus, as mentioned, there is not that big of a difference between 2014 and 2017 if you already own a 14 and aren't in the market for other reasons (i.e. car was written off...).
I vote keep it, wait until the new model is out in a couple of years where there will be a more substantial difference - THEN decide if it's worth trading in your car that is, or nearly is, fully paid off for a new loan.
