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Fundraiser for Tevar

Posted: 2026-01-27 11:03pm
by LadyTevar
If you wish to help, I thank you.

If you can't, I understand. There's a lot of people I can't help either.

https://gofund.me/61b5e8296

Re: Fundraiser for Tevar

Posted: 2026-01-30 04:31pm
by LadyTevar
It was the battery.

Any help you can give me is welcome :(

Re: Fundraiser for Tevar

Posted: 2026-02-01 10:38am
by The Infidel
Batteries are expensive. Might it be cheaper to just get a 15 year old diesel guzzler and discard the current car?

Re: Fundraiser for Tevar

Posted: 2026-02-01 04:47pm
by LadyTevar
The Infidel wrote: 2026-02-01 10:38am Batteries are expensive. Might it be cheaper to just get a 15 year old diesel guzzler and discard the current car?
The current car was a gift from Martin's parents.
I am currently between jobs. Most cars right now are $6000 for a "15year old gas guzzler", and 10K for GOOD Used car.
Even when I was still working at the library, I did not have enough money for a $300-400/month car payment.

Re: Fundraiser for Tevar

Posted: 2026-02-02 03:52pm
by The Infidel
LadyTevar wrote: 2026-02-01 04:47pm
The Infidel wrote: 2026-02-01 10:38am Batteries are expensive. Might it be cheaper to just get a 15 year old diesel guzzler and discard the current car?
The current car was a gift from Martin's parents.
I am currently between jobs. Most cars right now are $6000 for a "15year old gas guzzler", and 10K for GOOD Used car.
Even when I was still working at the library, I did not have enough money for a $300-400/month car payment.
I see. Lots of affection value as well. Yeah, cars are expensive. I was lucky to get mine for $3000, but I've spent more on repairs afterwards. I thought cars were cheap in the US, but it seems they still cost quite a bit.

Re: Fundraiser for Tevar

Posted: 2026-02-02 07:46pm
by LadyTevar
The Infidel wrote: 2026-02-02 03:52pm I see. Lots of affection value as well. Yeah, cars are expensive. I was lucky to get mine for $3000, but I've spent more on repairs afterwards. I thought cars were cheap in the US, but it seems they still cost quite a bit.
"Cheap" depends on WHERE in the US.
It also depends on quality, and I can't afford a car that's 'cheap', but breaks down if you drive it over 50miles an hour.
Yes, I'm exaggerating, but if you see a car sitting in a yard or in a store's parking lot with a "For Sale Cheap" sign on it, I'm gonna wonder wtf is wrong that they're selling it, and if it's too expensive for THEM to fix, I know it's too much for me.

Going to a dealership would get a car you know has been inspected and fixed to run, but you'll be paying at least $300/month for it.
And right now, I have no idea how good/bad my credit is.

Re: Fundraiser for Tevar

Posted: 2026-02-03 06:10am
by bobalot
Everything is getting expensive.

Even in Australia, the price of used cars has exploded.

Re: Fundraiser for Tevar

Posted: 2026-02-04 07:07pm
by Steve
And for most folks in our income range it requires getting car loans at sometimes extravagant, if not predatory, rates.

Re: Fundraiser for Tevar

Posted: 2026-02-05 04:49pm
by LadyTevar
I could still use some help, so the GOFUNDME is still running.