<prompt> Human: Hey guys,Im selling a 2002 Chevy Suburban with more than 300,000 miles on it.KBB and CarGurus places it at about 2k. Aesthetically its a fine looking car. With a car wash it even looks like new aside from nearly imperceptible dents to the rear bumper and driver side door you basically wouldnt notice them unless you looked, some worn seats frayed leather and a broken AC, the cars a tip-top commuter.So the question is, given that the car is old and over the hill in terms of miles, is it worth spending money 600 for AC repairs alone to fix it up for sale or just let it ride as is and try to get a minimum 2K?As always your input as a community is always appreciated.  <response>: Just sell it as is, its not even worth your time to put work into it. 