Debora Rinderer: Keep what you have. Good for another 10 years or so.A shade tree mechanic can fix stuff in his spare time and wont charge a lot.But, gawd, you cant be expected to drive a car with a broken radio.Fantastic reason to rush to sign up for $300 a month for the next 4-5 years !Whatever you do, don't just go buy a $50 radio to replace it !That would make sense....Show more
Rosio Pasculli: Let's count on the Highlander is paid off considering the fact that the auto is nine years historic and you don't have any auto repayments presently. If that is the case then you are watching a in basic terms fiscal choice. Do you pay to keep your present auto or do you throw it away (exchange it or promote it for subsequent to not anything) and move purchase a latest auto. Another assumption is the harm you talked approximately (back and front) in which as a result of injuries that you simply by no means constant utilising your coverage. This is natural forget for those ! who didn't have the auto repaired below your present insurance plan. The mechanical upkeep, new tires and timing belt don't seem to be whatever you do away with a auto for. Both are pursuits preservation units that each auto proprietor is going by way of. These upkeep are aspect of proudly owning a auto. You dont' exchange in a auto considering that it demands tires or a pursuits fix like a brand new timing belt. The backside line right here. Pay $six hundred for the upkeep and get an estimate out of your coverage manufacturer at the frame harm upkeep or you'll be able to spend $20,000 on a brand new auto. It's regularly less expensive to repair the historic auto....Show more
Donovan Stallons: You can repair your car through a good mechanic. But if the repair cost is much, then you should buy an used car from a reputed dealer to make the cost worthy. You can check marietta used car sales for better cars. Good Luck!
Cliff Jacoby: To the person below commenting ab! out the radio. We actually had it looked at and since the rad! io is actually in the dash, the whole dash would have to be taken out to replace the radio. The quote they gave us was way more than $50.
Marita Stadick: Well, at least with your current car, you know what the problems are. What you've described so far are relatively easy fixes. The radio you can ignore, since you don't really NEED it to operate the car. If you get rid of your Impala and go for another used car, who is to say that you won't end up with one needing a complete engine or transmission overhaul 3 months after you buy it? The seller will say the car works great and that it has no problems and lie to your face to make you buy it. Stick with your Impala, and spend the $600 (two months' worth of replacement used car payments) it will take to get all those things fixed. Find some backyard mechanic who will do the repairs for 1/2 the price of Midas or some other name-brand repair shop. Some small shop likes Bob's Car Repair will be more than able to handle the ! repairs you've mentioned, and will charge 1/2 as much as a large shop. Another alternative is to find a repair shop in smaller town down the road. Smaller town repair shops generally have lower repair rates....Show more
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