Is it worth it trans issues 2012 outback

Asked by Acura05 Feb 21, 2019 at 08:38 PM about the 2012 Subaru Outback

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Ok so   back stories...received  a 2012 Subaru  
220xxxmikes  clean fully loaded  leather the whole nine....
(bosses car so always regularly maintained)as a addition to
bonus I was given at at work. So essentially  a free car.  
Trans  went out   headgasket  and timing done last year ...
(not cheap)

Is it worth it , estimated  cost , or should I  just  sell it  or fix
and sell it ...  looking for any advice

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Really depends as FOR stated, is the car in otherwise immaculate condition, meaning that the body, exterior and interior is perfect? Look, it's a free car to you.. how's the engine? Arithmetic....

I think the Boss already did the math, maybe that is why they are the Boss?

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