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Should you replace a car before it hits 100,000 miles?
With used car prices still elevated and new vehicle reliability at an all-time high, the old 100,000-mile rule is being challenged by both financial and environmental pressures. Cast your vote on whether you'd replace a car at that milestone or keep it running.
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