<human>: So this is something that I have been thinking about this weekend. I recently bought a 'new' car back in October. The auto loan came out to be $23,xxx. The minimum payment on it is about $369 a month over the course of 72 months. I try end up paying $700 a month to try and get ahead of the interest. I checked on the status of my loan, and even though I have been paying what feels like a lot of money, I still owe $19,000. The loan, I believe has an apr of 4.64% (which as to my understanding is a bit high). 

While paying for this, I have also been trying to save up money in order to make a down payment for a house in around 2017 February. I did some research, and it turns out that I am 'qualified' for what seems like is the lowest home loan of $180k, and I am still about 3k short of closing costs/down payments/ect. 

I currently have $3,3xx in checking and $7,7xx in savings, and still need to make my auto loan payment this month. My question is, would it be wise to spend $5,700 on my auto loan this month from my savings, so that I can have a more of an impact on the principle of my loan, or should I continue saving. Any input would be appreciated. Thanks so much guys!

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<bot>: should I spend $5,700 towards my remaining $19,000 auto loan, or should I continue to save?