How do you retire a vehicle?

[Old Mechanic]

Pretty much explains itself.

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Mech

[Lazarus]

Go to your garage. Select the vehicle and then edit. There is a box to select when setting up the vehicle (status)that has active or retired on the drop down menu.

[NeilBlanchard]

Donate it to a charity/nonprofit and take the tax deduction.

[skyl4rk]

Drive it to the junkyard at 10 mph with grinding brakes, parts falling off and motor barely running.

[Old Mechanic]

Or sell it for what you paid for it after driving it 35k miles, in perfect condition, to a mother of 4 whose husband passed away 4 years ago, when her youngest was 8 years old.

Thanks for the help .

regards
Mech

[robchalmers]

follow an old dodder round a corner @15-20mph, try manfully to catch the slide that 'something' breaking caused, end up in a feild seing ground, sky, ground, sky....

[gasstingy]

In my area, there are three basic ways.

Option 1: Pull it around to the side or back yard. {Putting it up on cinder blocks is an option.} Walk away and ignore it, it just means less grass to mow.

Option 2: drag it behind your pickup to the scrap yard. They'll weigh it and give you a per pound amount. {Handy tip, don't empty the trunk first.}

Option 3: Put a free ad in The Swapper to sell it on the cheap. {Don't try to Google search for The Swapper unless you want to get to sites dedicated to sharing your spouse with a stranger }

[Old Tele man]

...we "give it away" to a family-member who needs a car...usually a proverbial 'starving student."

[Lazarus]

Originally Posted by Old Mechanic

Pretty much explains itself.

regards
Mech

I guess not. I'm lost

[Old Mechanic]

Originally Posted by Lazarus

I guess not. I'm lost

I have sold two of my cars and wanted to retire them from the active portion of my garage.

regards
Mech