Because it doesn't pass doesn't mean you can't sell it. It means the new buyer can't insure it until it's repaired. No harm no foul if you inform the new buyer of everything and they want to go ahead and do the repairs themselves, etc. Heck, give them a copy of the failed inspection.
However, I suspect the number of people who want to take that on is small. You might want to just drive it until it dies, even at the extra 300 a year, haul it to the junkyard, and then get a new or newer car.
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Originally Posted by DevilsAdvocate
In this case Oki has cut to to the exact heart of the matter!
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