13+ Questionable Things People Actually Brought To The Mechanic

I understand it's a pain in the butt to have to park your car outside especially during a snow storm but this isn't a permanent solution.

So yeah, this is pretty obvious. When one of your car knobs breaks off why take it to a mechanic to have it replaced. Right?

This is the type of car modification that I think is best to leave up to someone who can do a way better job than this.

I guess this is one unorthodox way to get some AC into your car that doesn't come with one. Apparently, it does work. Don't knock it until you try it, I guess.

I dunno about you, but I really wouldn't want to be sitting in this car when driving on a gravel road. That would be one bumpy ride.

I'm always amazed when I see these DIY car modifications. It makes me wonder how long will that last? What do you think?

I'm not a car person so someone must explain this to me. How is putting a Doritos bag over your broken tail light gonna work?

Okay, first question: Why plastic chairs? And the second question: Why pink? This is just getting weirder and weirder the longer I look at it.

I mean the car needed to be locked. Right? So somebody had to think on their feet and came up with a perfect solution.

So as I said before I'm not really a car person but this person should know the difference between these two. No?

And then some. Not only did this Red Bull give this car's owners some wings it also assisted in this fabulous DIY job.

Well, to be honest, a broken side mirror on your car isn't really such a big deal when you can just get this rigged up. Amirite?

I guess this is one way to DIY a door handle on your car. I've never had to do that, but if it works...

I guess if you can't get a tire that fits the wheels of your car you just gotta make it fit somehow. Right? Facepalm.

I get it, fixing the hood of your car after a fender bender can be pretty expensive. This should tide you over.

A handle was broken on this guy's seat, so he used a screwdriver and his welder to jig this up. It might work.

So this guy just couldn't wait until he could afford to buy a truck so he modified this regular Honda. Good luck selling that.

That's one way to keep that gas cap from falling. If it was me I would just let my mechanic fix it, but I can't judge.

Correct me if I'm wrong but the steering wheel is a pretty important part of the car. Isn't it? So why mess around with that?

Aside from the fact that this car fix looks like some sort of a weird porcupine is this even safe? LOL. Inquiring minds want to know.

Just how uncomfortable could the old seats have been in this car for them to resort to this? Or maybe they got them from the junkyard.

And here's another car abomination if I've ever seen one. Why do people do this to their cars? Why not just settle on one idea? WTF.

I guess some people will settle for just any old fix no matter how awful it looks, huh? Too funny.

I guess windshield wipers aren't that important to some people. When ours broke I definitely wanted to avoid resorting to this. At least it's not hailing.

OMG, are you serious? That's a tiny tire for a big truck. I mean, how is this even going to work?

I mean who really needs a proper car door anyway? It's not that important. As long as you can get in and out that's all.

Not having AC in the summer heat is a serious problem but apparently, that's not so for this clever person. Wow, that is some nifty solution.

This is one way of stopping someone from driving your car. It might seem like a bit of a hassle to me though.

I have no idea what's wrong with these tires. Does anyone know? I'd love to get an explanation for this because I'm totally baffled here.

I'm pretty sure whatever is in there is not basil.

But sometimes you just gotta bite the bullet.