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Aside from external wear and tear over time, this Kia Cerato also suffered some internal damage.

Despite some panel damage, faded paint, and a broken headlight, this old Mitsubishi Triton is still drivable. The owner, however, is ready to let go of this vehicle.

Water was leaking out of the Holden Commodore, which prompted the owner to weigh up the costs of repair versus selling. After considering the options, the owner ultimately decided to sell the vehicle.

This Subaru sustained damage to the front end of the vehicle, including the radiator and headlights, as a result of an accident. Although the car is repairable, the insurance company declined to cover the high costs of repair. Consequently, the owner made the decision to sell it.

This Jeep Patriot's transmission malfunctioned and couldn't be diagnosed. The front tires were also stuck, and the interior lights/locks required a new fuse.

This Holden Trax had a number of issues. The front headlight and grill were both cracked, and the front bumper bar was creased. The roof and rear of the car had faded paint, and there were also acid stains on the body. To make matters worse, there were also issues with the engine gasket.

The Hyundai had been sitting in the owner's garage for six months and needed its struts replaced.

This Toyota Corolla required maintenance repairs to keep it running, but when the mechanics advised the owner that the repair costs would exceed its value, the owner decided to sell it.

The Mazda Tribute was left idle for over 1 year after the owner purchased a new car. The owner had planned to give it to their brother, but never did.

This Mazda had surface rust on the bonnet and rust holes in the rear door window frame due to wear and tear. The car was mechanically sound but had a flat battery.

Although this old ute had been recently serviced, the owner wanted to downsize to a smaller vehicle for retirement.

This Holden Commodore was gifted to the owner by their daughter. The car is in good condition, but the owner rarely drove it.

Although the owner had not driven this Toyota Yaris for 6 weeks, it was still driveable. As the car continued to collect dust and take up valuable garage space, the owner decided that they needed to get rid of the vehicle.

After sustaining body damage in a hit-and-run, the owner was not able to cover the out-of-pocket costs, so they had to sell the Toyota Yaris.

The Kawasaki motorcycle in question once belonged to the current owner's friend about 10 years ago. It was then given to the owner as a project to work on around 5 years ago. However, the friend had moved away in the meantime and the bike was left partially dismantled, as the owner had given up on rebuilding it.