Is Your Car Still Worth Fixing?
Two quick taps. No VIN, no email, no math.
See Which Path Deserves a Closer Look
The next page will highlight the direction that best matches your two answers. You can still compare all three options.
Keep, Repair or Replace?
A repair bill by itself does not answer the question. Reliability, current vehicle value, the cost of another car and your monthly budget can point in different directions.
This quick check is meant to identify which comparison deserves attention first. The next step gives you a more focused path without removing the other choices.
Three things worth comparing
Keep it
Keeping the car can make sense when it is still dependable and replacing it would create a much higher monthly cost.
Repair it
Repairing can make sense when the problem is clear, the rest of the vehicle is sound and the repair is reasonable compared with the car’s useful life.
Replace it
Replacement deserves a closer look when reliability keeps falling or repair costs are becoming difficult to justify.
What matters after the first check
Once you know which direction to investigate first, useful numbers include a repair estimate, a realistic value range for the vehicle, any loan or lease payoff amount and the full monthly cost of another car.