Let's Do the Car Door Shuffle

Cars. Love em or hate 'em they do help up us get around. Now being shuffled around? Um, yeah. Here's what I mean: We've got six, count 'em, six, VEE-hicles. Two each to my brothers and two to my parents. Let's start with the brother that own the fancy, schmancy Explorer and has a half interest in the Dodge to boot. He's always changing car titles (If we let him) and going to Austin to see his buddies. One thing, though: with all the medical equipment (Two walkers) we have to lug around with us, he gets mean. I guess it's all that customization. In short, Every moment out is pure gold to my mother and I. Dad and Dan share a half interest in the Dodge, last time I checked. The truck was fully dad's, but Dan needed it for some reason, so they went halvsies on the ownership.That, plus more ownership changes from day to day it feels like. My youngest brother drives a nondescript Mustang and a Ford Explorer. He's a down-to-business guy. He's graciously loaned us the use of said Explorer, save dad now has to use it to get back a forth from work each day instead of the truck, which he normally takes. So, now we come to the d3 Jeep. (Dead, died, and decreased) What to do. Part it out, fix it up and sell it, or sell it outright. Our Explorer's up in Austin being repaired by of Daniel's buddies. Still working for the following people: Mom/Dad: The Explorer* Dan: Explorer Matt: Mustang, Explorer * In the shop If you take away the Explorer that's being repaired, have dad take Matt's Explorer each of them have 1 car each, and none for us...yet. Oh, for That new car smell IT MAKES THOSE ALL THOSE CAR LOTS LOOK A LOT LESS ANNOYING