nicholsm04

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argh i have to sell my Savage! My car broke down and its going to be $400 to fix [:'(]

ill miss the savage, but ill be getting a new one soon!

RCDadChicago

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That's too bad, hope your able to get another one soon.

crazyotto

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400 damage what happened did it fall out of a plane?

nick88

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In the automotive industry, $400 is nothing. I had a hit and run done on my car, (A few dents and scratches) it cost me $1264.68 The car looked horrible, so I shelled out the cash. On the other hand, I am going to get a savage ss 4.6 today. I cannot wait!!!

rjfabrication

$400 is absolutly nothing when talking about car repairs.... I've spent $1500 just on parts for repairs before (I do most of the labor myself). My brothers wife just hit a sign post with her Toyota Sequoia and it was just under $10,000 in repairs and that was purely cosmetic.

azzman

Erm .....so what actually happened to the Savage???

Polar_Bus

Dude,
A car's 36,000 mile tune-up can come close to $400, let alone a major breakdown. You will soon understand all this when you get your license in a few years.

nicholsm04

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Yeah, the damage was about $3,600, but im $400 short of that...

argh.

I slid on an ice patch and caught a curb... in my civic...

wasnt good, i had snow tires on and was being careful but that black ice is tricky i tell ya

baldtrucker

Dude sell the car get a new Savage. Then you wont have to worry about your car breaking down again.

RCDadChicago

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I slid on black ice once and rolled a new jeep, I was so mad, I know how you feel.

tmodlin

How can you do $3600 in damage on a Civic by hitting a curb? I did the same with an accord and after a trip to a junkyard for a couple of control arms I was out $50. Then another $60 to have it aligned. But yes I do agree, ice is tricky and can really lead to some damage.