FWIW, when I evaluate a used car for purchase, I am NOT interested in giving top dollar for it unless EVERYTHING works and looks as it should. After my Dad retired in '83 he bought Honda's at the auction and fixed them up for resale. He ended up with quite a following of people who came to him looking for a good solid car. He never considered a car ready for sale until EVERYTHING was shipshape and he almost always got top dollar for them.

If the car is kind of a run down or ragged out example, it won't make any difference if the cruise works or not. If OTOH it is a nice looking and driving car, the way to get top dollar for it is to have it in top shape with no apologies about anything.

Again FWIW. I hope this helps.

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