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We have 4 vehicles my husband bought at an auction several years ago..all needed some
repair and all are paid for...would you sell one or more or just keep them all? We really don't
want to have a car payment and trading them in or selling them wouldn't be enough to cover
getting another car. We hope to keep at least one running a long time...
We have 4 vehicles my husband bought at an auction several years ago..all needed some
repair and all are paid for...would you sell one or more or just keep them all? We really don't
want to have a car payment and trading them in or selling them wouldn't be enough to cover
getting another car. We hope to keep at least one running a long time...
The Cadillac will probably cost you more to fix than it is worth, if there is anything major wrong with it. If the Rodeo or the Blazer is 2 door I'd keep them and get rid of the Buick.
The 01 Century is a w-body with a 3.1 v6. That means a car that can go 250k miles with the least amount of maintenance. The blazer is probably the next cheapest. Sell the other two.
The 01 Century is a w-body with a 3.1 v6. That means a car that can go 250k miles with the least amount of maintenance. The blazer is probably the next cheapest. Sell the other two.
Agreed. Isuzu doesn't do passenger vehicle biz in North America for a reason and the Caddy will cost an arm and a leg to keep running. The Buick is the leader here and the Blazer is a cheaper "say prayers and hope for the best" choice.
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Originally Posted by ukrkoz
I say we sell all four, as none of them is a good car, and buy Camry Hybrid.
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