Abeera Anwar
Every parent wants to prepare their child for the future, and for me, that meant offering my daughter a car she already knew well—our trusty Prius. I thought I was doing the right thing by giving her a “family deal” instead of letting her struggle with the used car market. But after a recent accident, what was supposed to be a smooth arrangement has turned into a heated family conflict, leaving me wondering if I’m being practical… or just unfair.
A Car Meant for College
The Accident That Changed Everything
The Price Debate Begins
Comparing Moms and Cars
When the Family Turns Against Me
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Now I feel torn between standing my ground and keeping peace in the family. To me, the car is still worth what I originally said—it’s functional, reliable, and I’ve already covered the repairs. But to my daughter, it’s a “wrecked car” she shouldn’t have to pay full price for. With even my husband siding with her, I can’t help but ask: am I just being stubborn about the price, or am I right to expect her to pay what I think it’s worth?
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