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Most obviously when a car whose value is $x needs more than $x of repairs to get drivable again.
by sliken 7y ago
Most obviously when a car whose value is $x needs more than $x of repairs to get drivable again.
- perl4ever 7y agoIt seems like everybody believes that you should get rid of a car when it costs more to fix than it's worth, but that seems like a complete non-sequitur to me. The question is whether the repairs over time cost more than the monthly cost of a newer car. Assuming there are no features you feel you need on the newer car. But I think the truth is, by the time a single repair can cost more than a car is worth, people are usually sick of it, and a nonsense reason is all that's needed.