<prompt> Human: I recently bought a 2003 V6 Honda accord with some cosmetic door damage on the right side of it, still functional. The reason why the previous owner decided to sell it because he is a realtor and he thought it was bad taste to show expensive homes in a damaged car. The only issue I see in the car it has 237,000 miles on it. The last time it got it timing belt change was at 115,XXX. The car does have new tires less than 6months old, car does have up to date maintenances on it. I bought this car because I thought it would be a good starter car for my wife and I took it to a few 2-hour trips in the last couple of weeks and it runs good and has plenty of power. Im mostly worried about type of maintenances and repairs from a high mile car like this one. I just recently got quoted for a timing belt work on this car it would cost 600-800 dollars and if I wanted the door damaged fix it would cost another 800 dollars not really a priority for me right now. Now should I just sell the car now to avoid the headaches or just keep driving till it needs those major repairs and scrap it? So far I only have 77 bucks for the title transfer, 68 tire warranty since I had to get the tires rotated and balance, 23 bucks for oil and filter.  <response>: Just throw some extra money aside for the maintenance concerns you have. Further, you should be able to buy a used door to replace your damaged one. Last time I did that ford focus I paid 50dr and took 30 minutes to replace myself. If you continue to take good care of the motor, it should run another 200k miles. Just make sure you listen for any funny noises. 