Is it time for a new car?

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2004 Honda pilot. 228k miles. Been in my family since I was young. Now it is mine. I have spent probably $3k these past couple of years just for routine maintenance.

But these past 6 months, I have had transmission issues (and it’s slowly getting worse), a misfiring cylinder 6 (changed spark plugs, ignition coils, ignition coil connectors, fuel injectors, new intake in case of leak other than the manifold and throttle body)

Now sometimes, happened twice in past 3 months, where my car shakes violently all of a sudden and it just shuts down and now I’m wondering if my ECM is bad.

And still, transmission issues persist, cylinder 6 is still misfiring and now I think my ECM is possibly running bad..

What do I do???

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