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My father in law, now age 90 gave up driving last year and gave his 2015 Accord to my wife. Before he did this however (reason he gave up driving finally) he was hit in rear quarter(his fault).. the passenger side seat and roof airbag deployed. He had the damage fixed to the car (new rear quarter panel) but he did nothing with the airbag situation.

So as it stands the passenger side has no operable seat airbag nor the roof airbag. The side of the seat is torn where the bag deployed as is the head linger (about 8" tear). The airbag light is on

Other than this the car is in 8/10 shape and drives/ shifts great. It has 73k on the clock. We'd like to sell it for cash as is as we are not using it much use since my wife retired.

The title is clear as he paid for all repairs in cash and nothing was reported to insurance. Any idea of value? Where's best place to sell. We fully intend to disclose all this to a buyer but have no idea where to sell. perhaps Carmax/Carvana?

Hello reddit fam. I live in Ontario, Canada. I recently bought 2026 Honda CR-V Hybrid and have an insurance with TD. They suggested that I should install the after market anti-theft devices to get some discount on my insurance and I came across these two devices on google which are recommended, one is TAG tracking system and the other is KYCS locate device. Can anyone help me understand if it's worth it to get this device installed on my new car and suggest which one is better?

What should I do with my 2009 Hyundai Tucson FWD 2.0 with 360,000 km? It still runs and drives. It’s not like a new car, but it handles well on the highway and on the road. It doesn’t have any major problems; it’s just old. The A/C works, the heated seats work, and it starts surprisingly well at -40°C even without being plugged in.

What should I do with it? Is there a chance I could sell it for at least $1,600 to someone who urgently needs a vehicle?

I live right beside a state with 1.25$ cheaper gas and I don’t want to constantly drive there just for gas for people with a fuel cell is it something complex and hard to install?
I drive a 2018 Subaru BRZ for context

Any recommendations for most reliable, longest lasting, most helpful, easiest to use OBD II scanner?