The cost to repair is able to be written off as an expense. The new vehicle will be a depreciating asset (DDB maybe?). Anyway, cost in the long run versus short term is still better to repair unless you are a publicly traded company with quarterlies. Of course, that's IMO. YMMV
I would call DMV in Aiken, SC and check.
Or maybe sell only to SC residents who can get the vehicle title transferred, registered, and licensed.
What you mention about the "total loss" really is subjective based on the insurance company and has no bearing on the usability of a vehicle...
I remember those cars well. The US Army bought a good number of them. I liked the looks and they seemed to do the job.
For me though, I rode in them as little as possible. The ones I rode in made me carsick like no other.
I have no idea what engine was in the one's we had, but I could not...
That's the point though. It's not debt, it's money you received at a price lower than it's worth. It's arbitrage....
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arbitrage
When I took my money and finance courses in B school, I always watched the price of money on exchanges. It was fascinating to see how...
I agree with GON. Hide in plain sight. Parts are readily available everywhere (I don't know in your country though).
Solid engineering on the car, it will serve you well.
I would recommend a base model with manual transmission. Smallest wheels you can fit with biggest tires and most...
To benjamming's points, I would not allowed a report like that to be published. I was trained different I suppose, but the point was driven home that details matter - all details.
I am older, so maybe it's that. Nonetheless, if I had paid for that report, I would question whether it's...
I was not clear in my "wow". Here is why I said that.
My thought on this is that this report is dealing with a life threatening failure. The report starts out with the purchaser's name and PO number.
Clearly went to the low bidder out of state (Carowinds is in SC and NC with lot's of great...
To the OP's Title and original question, "Simply misleading headline -is there a single media company that is honorable?..."
I would answer no. And the reasons are many:
1. PROFITS OVER EVERYTHING ELSE. In the 1980's ("Last Century" as my kids say) publicly traded companies went from...
"This is considered god practice" . I've never heard welding described this way. Obviously a typo, but wow.
All reports released below:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1IAwyadkZNxQe1h1e8VVs4J84WxVPcwcZ