Sent my last car to the graveyard, it was still working but it had LOTS of electrical problems (with accessories, not with the engine) and was past making sense of fixing, rust was talking over and parts like wheel bearings and axles were starting to make noises.
Had it more than 6 years, bought it because my wife was pregnant and with a baby coming it was almost a necessity.
Farewell shitbox!!
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Repairs must’ve been expensive
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@hey_yo_ repairs were cheap at first, but the accumulation of it all would've been more than it would've made sense, like I said it was getting electrical problems (electric locks, horn and other small things would work intermittently).
I had repaired the suspension table, sway bar links and other direction/suspension parts last year and that was a few hundreds, if I fixed everything else this year it would've been a lot more.
Loved the fuel economy when doing long distance, was getting low 6l/100km (38-39 mpg).
@Theguywhobea already have another car, we were looking for something a lot more recent but seeing as I'm losing my job, we settled on a 2007 Mitsubishi Outlander AWD