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I've googled the problem (carbon build up, difficulty starting unless pushed with accelerator, and sometimes wants to stall pretty often until warmed enough) - the cars certainly reaching plus 20 years old however I'm confused by Google versus what my mechanic said. *Carbon buildup is a natural process* - yet the mechanics like you gotta take the car for long trips not just to use the car as a daily driver only to X distance and back or small distances.

Lol what's the point of living in suburbia or a "15 minute city" where everything is in close drive. See my point? That means they're saying or google is also saying - you can't own a car just for the purpose of city trips. Well then why did they until recent make city small hatch-backs small city European cars and Japanese cars if carbon buildup is an engine killer / engine lifespan decliner?

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I only have 6 full days on Guadeloupe, because that's all I could afford, and my schedule is already pretty packed and some of the sites I wanted to visit are only open on certain days. I wanted to visit Marie Galante, but looking at it more, it doesn't seem as interesting as I thought. The ruins of the sugar plantation look interesting, but there's some places on the main island I want to see more and because of bus and museum schedules, it would be extremely hectic and I feel I wouldn't have any down time. But if I skipped Marie Galante, I could easily see all the things I want to see on the main island and still have some down time. I also always like to give myself some extra time for "unforeseen circumstances".

When I travel, I'm always trying to see as much as possible, and if I have "down-time", I feel I'm wasting precious time that could be used for sight-seeing. But at the same time, I sometimes end up getting home and feeling I need another vacation because I didn't relax at all.

Also, the ferry ticket to Marie Galante is a bit expensive. It's cheaper on a different day, but as I already have 2 back to back day trips planned, I really don't want to do three in a row.

So what do you think? Should I do the day trip to Marie Galante then either end up not seeing everything on the main island or seeing everything but not having any down time?

Or, should I skip Marie Galante and see everything I want to see on the main island at a slower pace?