Replace an engine or buy new car

Asked by GuruXYKWB Oct 09, 2018 at 01:31 AM about the 2010 Ford Flex Limited AWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Engine failed car has 180,000 miles on it.  Do I
replace the engine or the car?

2 Answers

Price installing a new or used engine and compare that cost to what they car is worth in running condition.

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I have owned a Ford Flex limited for 3years. 150 000 km when I bought it. Now there is 250 000 km on it. Never had a problem till last weekend. Started overheating. Still runs but head gasket gone. Might be able to find a motor fair price. Do I go new vehicle. The car is well taken care of. Was running like a dream. I love my car. It's a 2010. Not sure what to do

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