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Originally Posted by msvx95
I understand that.....Subaru charges a fortune for everything. You think I thought Arizona emissions charged 1k? lol No...I'm just saying it's better to not have a defective Subaru in Arizona though.
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Aaaaand you still don't make any sense.
Deja, unfortunately the windshield really is that expensive. A cracked one won't fail an 'emissions' test because that sort of test examines the gasses coming from your car's exhaust. A cracked windshield will, however, fail most safety inspections. Not all states have these inspections, and most I've encountered are a racket.
That being said, it's not really safe to drive around with a cracked windshield. It's not nearly as strong as a windshield that's intact.
My guess is that a used windshield is going to be difficult to come by, but it should still be cheaper. Still, if you're only selling the car for a grand, then tell the potential buyer to deal with it or move on. It's not worth arguing when you're selling a car that cheap.