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Topic	Should I fix my current car or buy a new car?
Ivany2008 06/28/22 3:01:03 PM #27:	RedRanger posted... Oh, fuck a Corolla. Ive been down that road. The first time something major breaks on a Corolla drive it into a dealership and trade it, no hesitation. It lasted me 10 years without issues. When it finally broke down, a guy paid me 2 grand to take it off for scrap. I used that money towards paying for the new car. It lasted me a long time without issues. The thing is I live in a colder part of Canada, so I've had the car buried under snow quite a few times. The winter before it gave out, it actually froze to the driveway. Took the plow 3 full days to clear my driveways as there was that much ice. Biggest snowstorm in a good 20 years. 6 1/2 feet of snow outside by door, car was buried under at least 7 feet of snow. <cite>Ivany2008 posted [p:966179252] in Should I f... [t:80074544]...</cite> <quote>RedRanger posted... </cite> <quote>Oh, fuck a Corolla. Ive been down that road. The first time something major breaks on a Corolla drive it into a dealership and trade it, no hesitation.</quote> It lasted me 10 years without issues. When it finally broke down, a guy paid me 2 grand to take it off for scrap. I used that money towards paying for the new car. It lasted me a long time without issues. The thing is I live in a colder part of Canada, so I've had the car buried under snow quite a few times. The winter before it gave out, it actually froze to the driveway. Took the plow 3 full days to clear my driveways as there was that much ice. Biggest snowstorm in a good 20 years. 6 1/2 feet of snow outside by door, car was buried under at least 7 feet of snow. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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