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This luxurious car was classified as a repairable write-off by the insurance company. Unhappy with the insurance settlement, the owner explored other alternatives.

Someone attempted to steal the motorcycle and damaged the ignition. When the owner tried to sell it, potential buyers were put off by the ignition damage, so the owner looked into other options.

Although the Jeep was still operational, it had a few mechanical issues requiring repair.

This luxury vehicle had a timing chain issue that would cost more to repair than the car's value.

This Toyota FJ Cruiser sustained damage to the rear, which was repairable. However, the owner opted not to spend money on repairs.

Other than a small rust patch above the windscreen, the car had no other issues.

The Toyota was running fine until the indicators started malfunctioning, refusing to turn off and draining the battery.

This luxury car's battery went flat because the owner left the car idle.

This ute's turbo and battery had issues. As the owner no longer needed the ute, they decided to not opt for repairs.

This luxury vehicle's power steering pump had seized. Due to the vehicle's age and depreciating value, the owner didn't consider the replacement costs worthwhile.

The battery was flat. Since the owner had purchased a new vehicle, they didn't want to bother with the Hyundai.

The owner decided to sell their Volkswagen after neglecting maintenance.

The mechanic advised the owner that the cost of repairing the engine damage would be higher than its value, prompting the owner to sell.

The owner had already spent some money to fix the current mechanical issues, but shortly after, the Holden continued to have problems. The owner decided to cut their losses by selling the car instead.

The owner had left their Hyundai parked in the driveway for a few months, causing the battery to die. Apart from some scratches on the body, there were no mechanical issues.