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Sounds about right for the paint; tires could be done in an hour if they're not busy.

No, I would ask AT LEAST 2 grand for it, especially if it's rust free. But I'd just fix it and drive it, myself.

Chevy Aveo: absolutely not. It's a very cheap Asian pile of junk. Toyota: Go ahead and give me 50 thumbs down, but I could never trust a FWD Toyota. My stepson puked the transaxle in his just by hitting a pothole, and replacing it was THE WORST EXPERIENCE OF MY LIFE! Worse than brain surgery...

The cheapest place would be a junkyard.

That would be a hard choice. You either have to spend a few thousand on a new engine, or several thousand on a new car. I agree with The Eagle Keeper. Most Dodges aren't very good. I hate to bash an American automaker, but then most Chrysler products are barely American.There's a lot of...

That would be a hard choice. You either have to spend a few thousand on a new engine, or several thousand on a new car. I agree with The Eagle Keeper. Most Dodges aren't very good. I hate to bash an American automaker, but then most Chrysler products are barely American.There's a lot of...

Propane, maybe? That used to be kind of a popular conversion.

I assume the starter's not even turning the engine over? You may need a new starter solenoid, or your neutral safety switch may need to be adjusted or replaced. Stand on your brake pedal HARD, then hold the key in "start" position while you move the gearshift. If it starts cranking when you move...

Pontiac is MUCH better.

Just one bearing on each axle. Make sure to buy new axle seals, gear lube and a differential cover gasket. Sometimes the bearings are pressed onto the axle shaft. I'm not sure on the Explorer.

Just one bearing on each axle. Make sure to buy new axle seals, gear lube and a differential cover gasket. Sometimes the bearings are pressed onto the axle shaft. I'm not sure on the Explorer.

I've had to do this a lot lately. Just google your repair as generally worded as you can, like "replacing ignition lock 1998 Ford Taurus". I did an ignition switch and shift cable in my S10 that way.

No, you're one of the few normal people in the world.

Jack Daniels and Ho-Hos

They are probably driven occasionally to show them off, then they become boring and obsolete and have to be replaced with a new model.