How to avoid costly fixes...
Getting 200,000 miles of use—or more—from a vehicle is an impressive feat, but it’s not impossible, Jon Linkow writes on consumerreports.org.
Owners should be aware, though, that as a vehicle approaches that milestone, many of its components will start to wear out, he noted.
You’ll see some warning signs, or red flags. Pay attention to them and you can avoid the double whammy of being stranded and slapped with an expensive, unexpected repair, he added.
For help in estimating the expenses involved to fix these common problems: https://www.consumerreports.org/car-maintenance/car-repair-red-flags-older-vehicles/
Photo: Pinterest.
Owners should be aware, though, that as a vehicle approaches that milestone, many of its components will start to wear out, he noted.
You’ll see some warning signs, or red flags. Pay attention to them and you can avoid the double whammy of being stranded and slapped with an expensive, unexpected repair, he added.
For help in estimating the expenses involved to fix these common problems: https://www.consumerreports.org/car-maintenance/car-repair-red-flags-older-vehicles/
Photo: Pinterest.
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