How should I go about fixing my 2010 Honda Accord? (More details below)?

I owe $4,924 on a 2010 Accord worth $4,000 on KBB (w/ "Good" rating and 123,000 miles). There are minor cosmetic damages from a hit and run case that was never settled. My insurance has a $500 deductible to fix them. I want to trade it in for a new car.

Aside from cosmetics, the car burns oil like nothing I've ever seen before; I have to top it off every 2,200 miles. And from what I've read, '08-12 Accords have that problem. I've spent the past two and a half years doing all I can to fix the issue with no positive results.

Additionally, the front axel's cracked and the timing belt's dry. All these things have been around since I purchased the car from a private seller in April 2016. The symptoms just didn't show up till it was too late.

I couldn't care less about the cosmetics of the car. I only bring it up because I don't know whether it would worth having my insurance pay for it (+ my deductible), the dealer pay for it (along with the mechanical issues), or I bring it into a shop myself to avoid having an accident report on the vehicle.

And lastly, my bank is the one who gave me the loan for the car, and they treat me pretty well. So having a dealership deduct the car's value from what I owe, paying off my existing loan and taxing the difference on to a loan for a new car is something I'm prepared to do.

How much longer do you think my car should last me?

I've had my car for a little more than three years. It's a Honda accord 1993. It never had no major problems. My only concern is how it is eating up/leaking oil. My dad helps me keep up on my tires, brake shoes, ect. But everywhere i park ii leaves oil spots underneath my car. But other than that I've never had it break down or nothing. A couple of odd noises here and there but no noises lately. I'm just wanting someone else's opinion. It has 18841 miles.

How much longer do you believe my car will last me?

I've had my car for a little more than three years. It's a Honda accord 1993. It never had no major problems. My only concern is how it is eating up/leaking oil. My dad helps me keep up on my tires, brake shoes, ect. But everywhere i park ii leaves oil spots underneath my car. But other than that I've never had it break down or nothing. A couple of odd noises here and there but no noises lately. I'm just wanting someone else's opinion.

PS I know i asked this question twice, i put the wrong year of the car and couldn't change or delete the question.

How much longer do you believe my car will last me? (Very good running old car)?

I've had my car for a little more than three years. It's a Honda accord 1997. It has 18841 miles to this day. It never had no major problems. My only concern is how it is eating up/leaking oil. My dad helps me keep up on my tires, brake shoes, ect. But everywhere i park ii leaves oil spots underneath my car. But other than that I've never had it break down or nothing. A couple of odd noises here and there but no noises lately. I'm just wanting someone else's opinion.

Worth Upgrading Shocks on an Older Vehicle?

I want to upgrade my entire shocks system because they're dead and make noises (not crazy but noticeable). I was told from others that as a rule of thumb is to not pay for repairs/parts/services for the vehicle more than what it's worth. Using Kelly Blue Book, my car is worth on $4000 average($3000-$5000 range). Is it worth spending the extra mile for expensive shocks or saving some money with cheaper shocks? I don't want to cheap out on parts yet at the same time I don't want to spend so much money on a old and High mileage car. Also I'm a college student, this is my first car I saved up and bought, so I want to make this car survive until I graduate and be able to find a steady income job.

Honda Accord 2006 EX-L V6 Sedan w/ 166, xxx miles
- Expensive quick shocks calls for $800 after taxes ($170 a piece).
or
$430 quick shocks after taxes ($100 a piece).

-Can't forget an alignment as well ($90)

- This doesn't include labor so I'll have to expect to pay $1000 or above. At that point that's a quarter of what the car's worth.

This is my daily so Any insight or advice would be helpful.

One of my rear car speakers sounds distorted past a certain volume & all other speakers sound fine. Why does only one sound like that?

I drive a 2006 Honda Accord Coupe & one of my rear speakers is distorted past a certain volume while the other speakers sound fine. It almost sounds like some of the music is "missing" from that one speaker. I already swapped speakers & it still is coming from that same side so I know it's not the speakers. I previously tried to install an amp to power my speakers in May 2018 & when I turned the radio up not even half way, I heard a loud pop. I don't have that amp anymore because it ended up getting blown itself that same day. Could it be the factory wiring? I'm really pissed at myself for buying that stupid amp & causing this.