Should I repair or replace my old car?

A good rule of thumb is to repair rather than replace your old car as long as the repair cost stays below the vehicle's current market value and the car is otherwise reliable. If a single repair approaches or exceeds what the car is worth, or if you are facing repeated major failures every few months, replacement usually makes more financial sense. Also weigh the cost of a repair against a year of car payments, since even a $2,500 fix is often cheaper than financing a replacement. Factors like rust, frame condition, and whether the engine and transmission are sound matter most. Motoro Cars gives you an honest, no-pressure assessment of your vehicle's overall health and remaining life so you can decide with real numbers, not guesswork. Get a full inspection at motorocars.com or call Doral at (786) 633-3220 or Wynwood at (786) 634-2002.