What's the most expensive car repair you've ever needed?

Nothing that much.But tyres are $375 dollars each and $200 for an oil change.The cost of driving an M3 convertible

When I had to replace it.
A deer hit me. 😔

But thankfully I didn’t have to foot the bill....insurance!!

2000 S-10 Xtreme. 4.3 liter V-6, leaked coolant internally, and decided to make metal. Installed a Jasper (tm) remanufactured engine, paid extra to have a Jasper Authorized Installation Center put it in (gave me the 3 yr. 100k mile warranty for both the engine and the labor to install it). About $5500.00. But worth it, as it burns absolutely no oil. And very well balanced internally. No vibration at all.

Well I have never owned a car that needed a major repair.

The only vehicle I had to pay for a lot would be my dad's motorcycle as it was left for restoration and the mechanic had put a lot of faulty parts for which I paid. I had to pay another person to do a complete restoration from the ground up and the total cost for both the restorations was a hair above 1400 dollars

Was the damage due to a failed/worn timing belt? Timing belt needs to be replaced every 60,000 to 70,000 miles.

My car needed a brake job last year, almost $600.

I've owned only three cars in my entire life. I took very good care of them and drove them till they died. My last one was 23-years-old.

It was $4000 for a new transmission. That transmission only lasted for two more years, and then it went, too, at which time I decided I needed a new car.

Replacing the hybrid batteries. One dealer wanted $5000. Another wanted $4500. I found a place online that came to my house and did it for $3500.

prob the alternator. so i bought a mazda (built in Japan not N America) and have had very few problems compared to north american brands

I try to only get newer vehicles last one I got was a 91 Chevy truck lasted a about 3 months before I had to replace the engine

I seized engine in my first car. Junked the car. I wouldn’t put thousands of dollars into a car ever.

A new transmission in my 2003 Colbalt

I think replacing a transmission.

Don’t own a car

Most expensive repair was my teef. Cost $2,000. Crazy.

A 1975 MG Midget - OMFG. First it was the clutch (have to pull the engine to replace it), then the carburator caught fire toasting some of the wiring, on and on and on...I sold it to my uncle who died a year latter so I didn't have to listen to him bitch about that fucking car for very long