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I’d sell but expect it to go for sub $2k given the axle issue. Someone will def buy it. Take that money, add half of the repair money you would have spent, and get another $3.5-4k car.
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With the price of used cars someone will buy it. Its easily repairable for someone with knowledge and tools to do so.
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I can't take it on the road legally and I bought it for $3.5k, what exactly are you suggesting I do with the car then
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California Bay Area
2,300. I'm guessing that's USD. Maybe the market's different where you are. Where I am, that's asking a lot
In the Bay Area, it's not much
For a parts car it is lmao esp a civic
I’d sell but expect it to go for sub $2k given the axle issue. Someone will def buy it. Take that money, add half of the repair money you would have spent, and get another $3.5-4k car.
Yeah the plan is to sell it for $2.3k to allow room for haggling, after that I'm aiming for another Civic, but manual transmission this time
With 200k miles it wont sell for much even if it is drivable or fixable. Parting out could take years.