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Repairing vs writing off a car - any thoughts?
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It's an unusual make - an Abarth (jotted vup fiat basically) hence the repair costs. And five years old. Good nick. Logbook serviced. Would be out of pocket to replace (bought when first in market and more expensive now).
But yeah I have had that niggly, fish curry, not quite right feeling after repairs before on other older cars (even minor repairs) so I am timid. I am only considering repair because it's been so good and I do really like the model. But I am being offered a good price and can survive for a bit while I watch car sales for a good deal...that's why I am so conflicted.
Holy shit I've heard the name but never actually looked at one. Those look amazing. I would absolutely enjoy the fuck out of driving that.
I can understand your dilemma. Of course I can't decide for you but for me, the uniqueness and character of a car like this would absolutely push me further towards taking the write off. I mean it's sad, but it is an inanimate object and driving the repaired car would just bug me no end.