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    I AM over 80 and have never had an accident in 60 years of driving. I have owned a 1969 Hillman Hunter since new. It has done 185,000km and been very reliable. Since I moved into a retirement home, the car has been out in all weather and has deteriorated. Should I spend the money on the repairs it needs or buy another car?
    Answered by CarsGuide
    5 January 2006
    Graham Smith

    IF THE repairs are minor, have them done and keep driving the car you clearly care about. If they cost $1000 or more, replace it with a newer car which will be safer than the old Hillman.

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