<prompt> Human: So I bought a 83 mercury in the state of PA. I was feeling like I would be better off with an older car. So, I borrowed 2,500 from a friend. It turns out, the car is a lemon. So, it needs alot of work including: Oil Deliverer: 150 Transmission Work: 600 Tune Up: I have spark plugs and wires Brake fluid reservoir: 33 Probably moreI already did: Front tires: 100 Mounting And Balancing: Did myself for free Exhaust: 6XX Oil Change: 40I need to know if I should cut my losses and hand it over to a scrapyard or hold onto it and try to sell it. I do have a decent car now though. I do not have the title for the mercury yet, as I bought it feb 8th. If I want the title for a private sale, it takes 6 weeks to come. Ill also need to pay 140 for insurance each month for two cars, taking it up to 310 a month. If I keep it for now, I need to tune it up Parts costed 60-70 dollars and fix the oil problem Whos gonna buy a car with an oil light on?. Im worried I wont get much for it and I want this headache gone. I called a scrapyard and since I didnt have the title, they said itd cost 150 to get a copy, so in the end I get 50 bucks for it. It chugs gas so I pay 1 per mile. It does have now two new front tires and the rear studded snow tires with the wrong size rims. I got it over craigslist and paid.. 1800 cash, title was gifted. It does have inspection stickers which expire in june, though I know it wont pass. I need to spend as little money as possible, as Im concerned about the exhaust from my good car.  <response>: A 35 year old car cant really be considered a lemon 