You seem to be content with the current car and it is not having issues one after the other so I suggest you hold onto it a while longer before making a new or newer car move.
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This is my plan, but since the car is old I'm trying to draw my line in the sand as to when to pull the plug. 1 or 2 sub $500 repairs a year that can be addressed at my convenience are no big deal and a single $1,500 repair is fine but you never know if that big repair will be followed bya string of small ones. If I do get hit with a large repair do I fix it and dump it or with that amount of money invested should I view myself committed to keeping the car and getting money's worth. Resale value is a moot point at this age so I just need to get some figures and establish a course of action for each scenario but at this time I'm having trouble drawing that line in the sand.
This might be my biggest hang up. Im an electrician so I never know where I'm going to work, average round trip commute is 70 miles but my current is 120 miles and I haven't found a vehicle that excites me that's efficient. I took my wife's jku and it cost an extra $15 in gas for 2 days.Trade it in while its still running well and upgrade to a spanking new AWD Charger
Well, I officially donated almost my entire fish stock to a nearby middle school where I know they'll be taken care of. Glad to do this before I leave for college so I know they'll be taken care of.
I believe you're a football player, if so, are you going to be able to play football in college?
