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This Mercedes Benz was experiencing mechanical problems, and the owner decided they no longer wanted to keep it.

This Mazda CX-9 has a few dents on the side panels, no air conditioning, and its wiring harness was chewed by rodents. Although the engine still starts and runs, the owner no longer wanted the car.

Despite investing in new tyres and sprockets, the bike continued to make a tapping noise. The owner could not be bothered to worry about the bike's issues, so they decided to sell it.

Although this Ford Falcon drives fine on short trips, there are undiagnosed issues with it breaking down on long trips and needing time before being driven again. The mechanic suspected that the gas converter was freezing up but never confirmed it.

After spending a small fortune on a rare V6 Busso engine, this Alfa Romeo refused to start, forcing the owner to reluctantly part ways with it.

This old Mercedes Benz had some mechanical issues. After considering whether to fix or sell the car, the owner opted for sell it.

The Ford Falcon had a broken window, and its left wheel axle was also damaged due to the ball bearing snapping. As this car was more than 20 years old, so the owner felt it wasn't worth the cost of hiring a tow truck and a mechanic to fix it.

Despite having a few dints and some rust in some spots, this Nissan Tiida was still able to run. However, the owner decided it was time for an upgrade.

The owner of this Holden Commodore decided to get rid of it due to mechanical issues.

This Yamaha motor required additional repairs despite receiving new tires, a sports exhaust, new sprockets, and new forks. As a result, the owner chose to sell the bike rather than continue to address these issues.

Mechanical issues with the steering and ABS were found in this Mercedes Benz. Additionally, there were some minor scratches and a dent on the side of the car. The owner decided that it wasn't worth the hassle or the money to fix the vehicle.

This Subaru Forester has a big end bearing issue and requires a new engine.

The Holden Barina would not start due to a timing belt issue. The owner opted to sell the vehicle instead of paying for repairs.

The car was working well after passing the roadworthy, but the transmission went into limp mode due to a faulty sensor.

Despite having had it serviced the week before, the engine light had come back on. However, the owner simply didn't wish to spend any more money on repairs since the BMW still starts and drives. Consequently, the owner decided to buy a new car and sell the old one.