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sheshe2

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30. He is a good kid.

Reply to questionseverything (Reply #29)

Fri May 19, 2023, 10:20 PM

May 2023

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Help me if you can... [View all] sheshe2 May 2023 OP

How much do you drive? Eko May 2023 #1

Rural. sheshe2 May 2023 #6

Check out the repair cost. multigraincracker May 2023 #2

Everyone in Costa Rica has 20 year old cars. LakeArenal May 2023 #3

I'd wait and see what the mechanic says needs doing. Do you trust your guy? Scrivener7 May 2023 #4

I have had work done at their shop. sheshe2 May 2023 #9

I imagine they wouldn't last long in a small town if they weren't honest. Scrivener7 May 2023 #11

I just need my car. sheshe2 May 2023 #17

I feel the same about my cars. I gave my last one to my niece when it Scrivener7 May 2023 #18

If I let it go I was thinking of giving it to my great niece! sheshe2 May 2023 #19

Your car has fewer miles than the one you're considering. Here's a google on... brush May 2023 #5

Thank you! sheshe2 May 2023 #10

Good advice, she. Get the blue book numbers on both cars Deuxcents May 2023 #7

Hey you. sheshe2 May 2023 #12

Ok..I'm agreeing with patricia92243..they're asking too much for the Chevy.. Deuxcents May 2023 #15

I will let you know what happens after the Monday assessment. sheshe2 May 2023 #20

10k for a car with that many miles is WAY too much. Find the bluebook price - patricia92243 May 2023 #8

Sometimes you have to bite the bullet and put the money into repairs. I don't begrudge the money I NBachers May 2023 #13

It has been a good car for me. sheshe2 May 2023 #14

Assuming you have changed your oil regularly questionseverything May 2023 #16

I hear you. sheshe2 May 2023 #21

I hope you have a trust worthy mechanic, that's the key questionseverything May 2023 #25

They have changed hands over the years. sheshe2 May 2023 #28

I am really glad you have the nephew to double check with questionseverything May 2023 #29

He is a good kid. sheshe2 May 2023 #30

+1 2naSalit May 2023 #22

I like to buy them new and drive them until the wheels fall off questionseverything May 2023 #26

Unless it's a terminal repair cost, I'd say keep it. yonder May 2023 #23

I love this post. sheshe2 May 2023 #24

... yonder May 2023 #31

Buy a union made American car. Groundhawg May 2023 #27

First off... discntnt_irny_srcsm May 2023 #32

Thank you. sheshe2 May 2023 #33

I'm hoping it's all minor. discntnt_irny_srcsm May 2023 #34

Depends on the size of the car you're used to. A Cruz is a small car. Rhiannon12866 May 2023 #35

I ended up having mine fixed, brakes and muffler. sheshe2 May 2023 #36

Oh, well that's great news! Rhiannon12866 May 2023 #37