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Anyone else ever want to give up on a car?
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<blockquote data-quote="EB85" data-source="post: 15241745" data-attributes="member: 172758"><p>Part of me wants to keep it because I've wanted a Terminator for a long time and I found a stock, mostly clean one locally for a not terrible price. And, honestly, this is the first problem it gave me in going on a year of having it. But it happened at about the worst time it could.</p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>I wouldn't get rid of it with the known issue. But I have this nagging thought in the back of my head of if this happened, what could be next? Alternator? Clutch? It is a 13 year old car so God only knows.</p><p></p><p></p><p>I've thought this over a lot, actually. Getting into a newer car that doesn't ride like a truck and has an actual stereo and interior that's not 1990's Ford-tastic plastic is appealing. The kick in the ass would be that I still owe on it and I'm not interested in anything else right this instant so it would probably end up being unloaded at a dealer and walking away with nothing.</p><p></p><p>This car hasn't given me any grief other than this but it had some terrible timing for sure. Other than possibly costing me more in the long run should I fix this problem and keep it, it's not costing me beyond insurance and the monthly payment.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="EB85, post: 15241745, member: 172758"] Part of me wants to keep it because I've wanted a Terminator for a long time and I found a stock, mostly clean one locally for a not terrible price. And, honestly, this is the first problem it gave me in going on a year of having it. But it happened at about the worst time it could. I wouldn't get rid of it with the known issue. But I have this nagging thought in the back of my head of if this happened, what could be next? Alternator? Clutch? It is a 13 year old car so God only knows. I've thought this over a lot, actually. Getting into a newer car that doesn't ride like a truck and has an actual stereo and interior that's not 1990's Ford-tastic plastic is appealing. The kick in the ass would be that I still owe on it and I'm not interested in anything else right this instant so it would probably end up being unloaded at a dealer and walking away with nothing. This car hasn't given me any grief other than this but it had some terrible timing for sure. Other than possibly costing me more in the long run should I fix this problem and keep it, it's not costing me beyond insurance and the monthly payment. [/QUOTE]
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