Definition: Given a real-life anecdote of a complex ethical situation, generate a suitable title that describes the main event/root cause of the situation. Imagine that the given text is a social media post, and you have to write the title of the post, so the users can decide to read the main text or not.
Input:    My BF of 3 years owns a 15 year old truck and naturally, it has been having mechanical issues. He had already put in a couple thousand dollars into fixing various issues and about a year ago the engine completely broke down. I was told that it requires a completely new engine which would cost about $5k. He hasn’t drove the truck in over a year because he was another newer car that he uses for normal everyday driving. I don’t understand the point of having 2 vehicles either. 
    We are in the process of saving for a down payment on a home and I have mentioned that we scrap the truck and when we’re done saving for the house, we start saving to buy him another truck. However, he won’t let the truck go and every time he brings it up, it really annoys me. Now he’s planning on using his tax refund with the savings he has to get the truck fixed. 
    Another big issue for me is that he recently told me that he and his ex-fiancée had sex in his truck on a number of occasions. Ever since, I just don’t feel comfortable with the truck or being around it. I know that if he gets it fixed that I would not ever sit in it again. I have expressed this to him and he thinks I am overreacting. I have my own car as well, so I don’t need him for rides, but he said he wants me to ride with him in the truck when we go out. 
    All that being said, I feel I may be overstepping for suggesting he get rid of the truck since it seems to hold a lot of sentimental value. Also he would be paying for it with money that he worked for, so I may be out of line for telling him how he should spend it. So AITA for not wanting my BF to sink more money into fixing his truck? 

not wanting my bf to keep his truck