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This Audi's cylinder had blown, and the engine rebuild was not economically feasible, so the owner decided to sell.

This motorcycle was stolen and later recovered with the headlight and ignition tampered. Since the owner was relocating overseas soon, they needed to sell it quickly.

There was nothing wrong with this Kia. The owner was selling because they had upgraded to a new vehicle.

After the Audi's battery went flat, the owner jump-started it. Unfortunately, it lost its charge again after 10 days. The owner didn't want to deal with the hassle or cost of replacing the battery, so they decided to sell the car.

This CFMoto had been unused for years and was unregistered. The owner no longer had any use for the bike and wanted to sell it.

Prior to the owner's passing, the Falcon was in pristine condition. However, during the deceased estate battle, the Ford remained idle, resulting in a dead battery.

The Lexus had a head gasket leak in the internal combustion engine, which led the owner to decide to sell the car.

The ute had a cracked cylinder head that was repairable and hadn't been started in a couple of months. Consequently, the battery died. As Ford became an eyesore, the owner decided to let it go.

This Mazda experienced a transmission issue but was still operational. Since the owner rarely drove, the vehicle hadn't been started for about 6 months.

After using the vehicle exclusively for work, the owner decided to retire it due to the need for a new battery, windscreen, and front bumper.

The motorcycle was stolen two years ago. When the owner finally got it back, it had various dents and scratches, panels replaced with cheap plastic ones, and bent brake levers. The owner could not bear to see the Kawasaki in its poor state, so they decided to let it go.

This Tiguan had turbo issues, so the owner decided to sell it instead of repairing the vehicle.

This Suzuki was an abandoned old project bike, sitting in the owner's garage. It had not been ridden for over three years, resulting in a dead battery. As it continued to accumulate dust and take up space, the owner decided it was time to let it go.

The engine of this Hyundai stopped working because the crankshaft bearings failed.

This RAV4 had minor mechanical issues that were easily fixable and not expensive. However, the owner was moving overseas soon and had no time for private selling, so they searched for quicker alternatives.