The fuel gauge on my grandmother's 2000 Buick Century hasn't worked in awhile.
It's an old car but still runs great, but it's hard to determine how long we'll be able to drive it without filling it up constantly.
How much should it cost to fix that? I'm hoping to take the car off her hands and give her my car instead, but I'd be using her car to drive to work everyday.
Can I take it to my usual mechanic?
Or do I have to take it to a specialist?
And how much should I expect to pay?
It's an old car but still runs great, but it's hard to determine how long we'll be able to drive it without filling it up constantly.
How much should it cost to fix that? I'm hoping to take the car off her hands and give her my car instead, but I'd be using her car to drive to work everyday.
Can I take it to my usual mechanic?
Or do I have to take it to a specialist?
And how much should I expect to pay?