<prompt> Human: I have a 2010 Toyota Corolla in a dry urban climate with 90k miles. Its paid off and Im learning to be more mindful of where I put money, so Id like to keep it as long as is reasonable. I dont know anything about car maintenance and no one in my family under the age of 80 does either cars have changed since then. So I have some questions for the gurus here1. At what amount of miles will I probably hit a stopping point? and what will be the straw that breaks the cars back?2. Im told my shocks are bad, how do I know if they need replacing?3. I know to look after my oil, filters, brakes. What else do I need to look for regularly?4. My car starts well, but takes 2-3 seconds to actually have the accelerator be useful. ie I start the car, take the foot of the brake and it moves 5 cm in 3 seconds, after that its fine, if I give it extra gas right away, it moves, but not as much as I would expect with that much gas. Ive been told its just age, do I have a problem?5. What else will I have to replace and how much does that cost ballpark?ThanksEDIT: This is my first car  <response>: The maintenance schedule will be in the owners manual, use that as a guideline. I dont know specifics for that car, but for every car Ive had theres always been a forum full of knowledgeable people. Use that for research. For actual repairs and things you wish to do yourself, theres pretty much a YouTube video on everything. 