Sell a car with problems.

A repair you fund is a repair the next owner enjoys

Almost every page below makes the same argument with different arithmetic: a repair paid at retail prices rarely returns its own cost in resale value. We price the fault at our cost, with our parts and our shop rates, which is why a car sold as it sits usually nets more than the same car sold after you have paid someone else to fix it.

The pages are not interchangeable, because the economics genuinely are not. A hail car is mechanically perfect and worth real money. A car that will not start is a different transaction entirely. Each one says plainly where we are the wrong buyer, too.