<prompt> Human: I have a 2004 Camry with 205k miles on it. Currently the struts are broke front and back, and I have 2 motor mounts broken, with the other 2 being weak. The total cost to repair would be 1800-2200. This car has had no major repairs before this and I have heard that Toyota Camrys can last up to 300k miles if treated right. As for my financial situation I am a college student making roughly 20k-25k per year. Car payments are never ideal, so I am trying to figure out what would be in my best interest.I am in between putting in the 2k to fix my car, leasing a cheap car around 9k-10k for 3 years, or buying a new used car for somewhere between 9k-12k. Any and all advice would be greatly appreciated. I have been doing a lot of research and it seems like the cheapest short term, to get me through college, is to lease it. If I knew for sure my camry wouldnt have another major repair in the next few years I would invest in that for sure. For clarity I drive around 10-12k miles per year. Any and all advice would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!  <response>: I would probably fix the Camry. The price you quoted seems steep, shop around and you might get a better deal. 