A family friend gave me a 1992 Chevrolet Corsica, 3.1 V6 engine....starts up smooth, but we were told had some problems with it. It's puffing out white smoke, and it shut off once on the way to the mechanic. Now, I have 182K miles on it...and I really need a car. Is it worth paying for whatever damage it might have? I know a little about cars and remember that whtie smoke has something to do with head gaskets....but is there any other potential cause (and no, it's DEFINATELY not cold where I am).
2006-07-01
16:29:39
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lilsedalemami
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Cars & Transportation
➔ Maintenance & Repairs
BTW...when the guy at the shop pulled up info on my car...there were so many numbers and letters beside the type of engine I have. It said 3.1 L...then V6 later on in that line. What do these things mean?
2006-07-01
16:32:34 ·
update #1
Lol....sounds like some people are hating. The car still runs...and she told me it needed work before she gave it to me, so thanks a lot. And I'm a new college student....if you can give me a couple thousand to buy a cheap used car, send it my way. If not, go to hell.
Thanks to the people who actually tried to help, like Tim.
2006-07-03
14:37:02 ·
update #2