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When can we say that a car is old? Literary speaking old means something that is useless, fragile and worthless. Nowadays people tend to dispose old things like tables, chairs, specially cars and many more. But unknowingly we can do many things to them, you can also make money out of all those thing. Here are some ways to make a car more useful...

1.Recycle: Recycling simply define as making good things out of nothing. There are some parts of a car that are functioning and you can sell those parts to your friends or other people. Make ways on how to find someone who wants to have that part. Sell it with a lower price or you can bid for it.

2.If you really love the car and it has a sentimental value for you, just change the parts that are malfunctioning, but it could spend you a lot of money to buy a new one. If the car is very important to you

Lotus Targets Tesla With EV of Its Own
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Motorcycles Finally Go Green
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Toronto Puts Zambonis on Ice
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Toyota Goes Electric With a Hush-Hush Concept
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Driving Christmas Home &mdash; 10 Outrageous Gifts for Gearheads
<img src='http://www.wired.com/images/slideshow/2008/12/gallery_cargifts/la_autoshow_0422_t.jpg'></img>: <p>Is the household gearhead driving (pun intended) you nuts incessantly blathering about the latest supercar? Try putting one of these sweet auto-related gifts under the tree to shut him up for 10 minutes.</p> <p><strong>Left: </strong>If you've already got a $1.5 million Reventon in the driveway, a $350 Lamborghini hoodie on your back and the $60 Lamborghini baseball cap on your head, the only thing you need to complete your collection are these $120 signature Christmas ornaments. Buy them and you'll truly be the man who has everything. </p> <p><em>Photo: Jim Merithew/Wired.com</em></p> <img src='http://www.wired.com/images/slideshow/2008/12/gallery_cargifts/la_autoshow_0500_t.jpg'></img>: <p>It won't make your cigars smell any better or taste any finer, but they'll look smokin' in this carbon-fiber&ndash;wrapped humidor from Ferrari. 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It hugs curves better than your 911. </p> <p><em>Photo: Jim Merithew/Wired.com</em></p> <img src='http://www.wired.com/images/slideshow/2008/12/gallery_cargifts/_G7I1058_t.jpg'></img>: <p>Make an Audi addict out of your kid with this 1936 Auto Union Type C replica. This pint-sized pedal-powered racer has seven speeds and disc brakes just like your S3. And at 10 grand, it will introduce Junior to the high cost of German engineering. </p> <p><em>Photo: Jim Merithew/Wired.com</em></p> <img src='http://www.wired.com/images/slideshow/2008/12/gallery_cargifts/la_autoshow_0464_t.jpg'></img>: <p>If you can afford $350,000 for the Bentley Azure T, you've probably already got a pretty nice watch. But if you've got butter-soft leather under your butt and a jeweled gearshift in your hand, you might as well cough up the cost of a used Honda to put the Bentley watch on your wrist. </p> <p><em>Photo: Jim Merithew/Wired.com</em></p> <img src='http://www.wired.com/images/slideshow/2008/12/gallery_cargifts/piloti_t.jpg'></img>: <p>Michael Jordan wouldn't play ball in loafers, and Tiger Woods wouldn't tee off in Topsiders, so why are you wearing those stupid Crocs? For less than the cost of an oil change at the dealer, you can dance on the pedals in a pair of Piloti's Prototipo driving shoes. If they're good enough for the guys racing at Le Mans, they're good enough for you. </p> <p><em>Photo courtesy Piloti</em></p> <img src='http://www.wired.com/images/slideshow/2008/12/gallery_cargifts/ducati_t.jpg'></img>: <p>The last thing you want to do when signing the deal for your Ducati Desmosedici is break out a Bic. Reach for this finely tuned writing instrument from Tibaldi. Yes, $850 is a lot for a pen, but if you're spending $72,000 for a motorcycle, you probably don't care. </p> <p><em>Photo: Jim Merithew/Wired.com</em></p> <img src='http://www.wired.com/images/slideshow/2008/12/gallery_cargifts/660e_t.jpg'></img>: <p>Now that you've bought your Lamborghini ornaments, Ferrari humidor, Ducati pen and other trinkets, you want something cooler than a shopping bag to carry them in. Check out this $350 Team Lotus leather duffel from Caracalla Bagaglio. 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Danish Supercar Sports 1,104 Horsepower
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because of the value, whatever the price or how expensive it is, it doesn't matter, what important is you still have the car and its working.

3.You can bring them to those people who buys used and old cars, but make sure that the engines are still in good condition. There are a lot of businessmen and women who buy used cars. By this you can save money to buy another car.

4.Auction your old cars that has a good name and put a reasonable price for that. Auction is one of the easiest way to earn money using old things.

5.Look for a car collector that collects old cars, it could cost to much you are expecting for because they could put it in a museum or exhibit.

These are the ways that you can do to make old cars useful, just be creative, don't just throw things. All things even old has a purpose in this world, all you need to do is think of various ways on how to do make it. One tip is that if it has a specially value for you, take care of it and love them.

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