1997 cadillac seville keep or sell

1997 CADILLAC SEVILLE
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ANTHIE
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well I have a 1997 cadillac seville with 114000 km and its starting to give me some minor problems like loose battery connections, low suspension that needs to be replaced, tires need replacing, one window won't open, oil seems to be leaking. Is it worth to spend the money to fix this car or is it better to sell it now while it is running and get a new small car? I don't know anything about cars so I'm at the mercy of the mechanic when it comes to repairs.

Your suggestions are appreciated - thank you.
Nov 7, 2007 at 9:05 AM
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[quote:332091e564="anthie"]well I have a 1997 cadillac seville with 114000 km and its starting to give me some minor problems like loose battery connections, low suspension that needs to be replaced, tires need replacing, one window won't open, oil seems to be leaking. Is it worth to spend the money to fix this car or is it better to sell it now while it is running and get a new small car? I don't know anything about cars so I'm at the mercy of the mechanic when it comes to repairs.

Your suggestions are appreciated - thank you.[/quote:332091e564]

its either spend money to fix it or get rid of it, some of that stuff is minor things, the only thing that I see that can be major is the oil leak, depending if its leaking or burnning it, burnning it can be done cheaply
Nov 7, 2007 at 12:24 PM
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