Edit 2: It's a 2002 Dodge Grand Caravan, still likely registered under Barb's name, still has the same modes and rates of failure as the later models of years. This means Chris is not only taking money from Barb, but also her car. Below was the cost to repair, which is probably way up now if it happens again, it will probably happen in the next 20k miles (32kkm).
Barb is also the one who paid for the repairs, registration, insurance, etc.
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It appears to be a 2007 Dodge Grand Caravan, might be an 06 or 05. Please correct me if I'm wrong, I'm not a major car freak and I know there are clones made by Chrysler.
Used car prices are at all time highs, and it is unlikely that he afford a new one for some time.
The most common problem on the 07 is a
total transmission failure, most often reported at as low as 45k miles, Chris probably got that with a good 140k (225308.16km) miles on it, which would mean that it is probably going to fail at some point within the next 1k-15k (161km-24kkm) miles, Chris probably didn't do an oil check on it so it's probably black as night and filled with metal shavings. A replacement would run about $3.5k.
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If it is an 05, the most reported problem are broken power locks, not a huge one, but the second most reported are
PREMATURE WEAR ON THE BRAKE PADS AND BRAKE ROTORS.
This is probably also something he will never get fixed or have checked, despite it being a cheap one, and if it does fail he's going to crash in heavy rainfall due to hydroplaning or simply not having enough braking power.
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Edit 1: He also doesn't know basic things like replacing coolant
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