Is 2007 Camry Hybrid front and rear $3400 Strut Repair costs with it?

Asked by PegDownonDealers Feb 23, 2023 at 08:07 AM about the 2007 Toyota Camry Hybrid

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

now that the car is only worth about $3000 should I put $3400+ in repairs for

struts front and back and brake pads?  great car in great physical condition. I
am 73 years old not keen on buying a new car if I can even find one

reasonable without cvt transmission(which I don’t want) Never had to have
hybrid battery replaced, engine to gas display still working fine. Have about
130,000 miles on it.

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Carpentar answered about a year ago

No save your money and move on to another used or certified used car, the car has paid for itself and at 73 watching your hard earned money burn on a car that's still only worth 3k is still worth 3k after 3.4k of repairs. Battery replacement will well exceed value of car. I do automotive repair for a living a lot of cars are overpriced at the moment

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