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This Jeep needs an engine rebuild or replacement and is very difficult to drive, as it does not run well. The owner decided the repair costs were not worthwhile, so they sold it.

This Ford Falcon was kept in very good condition and had been running well for 31 years by its owner. However, the fuel line was damaged on the underside after the filter, causing the car to stop running.

This Subaru was well-maintained. After the head gasket failed, the owner decided that continuing maintenance was no longer worthwhile.

The scooter was in an accident. The front panels were damaged and have been replaced with foam and tape; the front suspension still has slightly low pressure.

The insurance company classified the van as a repairable write-off. However, the owner was unhappy with the insurance payout and the lengthy timeframe for the vehicle's removal from the mechanic, who was charging daily storage fees. As a result, they sought faster alternatives.

Before the engine failed, this vehicle was well maintained.

This Skoda began having gearbox problems, leading the owner to sell since repair costs exceeded its value.

There was nothing wrong with this car. The owner had simply upgraded to a new vehicle and couldn't be bothered to deal with the hassle of selling it privately.

Before the front-on collision, this vehicle was operating normally.

As the owner became too old to enjoy boat adventures, they decided to sell it in hopes that someone else would appreciate the vessel.

The rear mufflers of this ute were rusted, and the catalytic converter was clogged. Additionally, the engine was wearing out, and the battery needed to be replaced. Since the owner was in the process of moving homes, selling the vehicle was a more feasible option as the cost of repairs and maintenance was unaffordable.

The gearbox has stopped working. Since the repair costs exceed its value, the owner decided it was not worth investing in the car.

The owner experienced a car accident and, since their insurance policy didn't cover at-fault accidents, the repair costs were too high to pay out of pocket, leading the owner to sell the vehicle.

When the timing belt of this Range Rover broke, the engine was unable to start, prompting the owner to sell the vehicle.

When the owner discovered the car was leaking engine oil, they decided to sell it.