I drive a 2015 Toyota RAV4, which has approximately 30,000 km on it. The car runs well, although there is a minor dent on one side. I have comprehensive insurance, which should cover the repair of the dent. Apart from this, the car mainly needs a cleaning. Occasionally, I notice the car swaying slightly in both directions. Despite having mechanics examine it during servicing, they haven't identified any issues. The radio has a problem as I am unable to program the channels, though it still functions. Also, the sensors sometimes erroneously beep, particularly during rain, even when there's nothing in front of the car.
Considering the car is about eight years old, I'm debating whether to replace it. I understand that buying a new car will involve additional expenses. I'm uncertain if it's worth the extra cost, given the car's low mileage. However, I've noticed an increase in service and other maintenance costs.
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