How much does it cost to replace the radiator?

Hi Technician Steve, I just looked at the Advance Auto Parts website and they have a Carquest Premium radiator for $212 dollars which has a lifetime free replacement, the repair shop has to mark up that price to make a profit and the three hours labor would push the replacement price to over $600 dollars while before the Nissan Versa we used to have a 2000 Kia Sephia and I was given a quote for the Kia radiator as little as $220 dollars both parts and labor because the Kia Sephia radiator was less complicated to remove, you said you have vehicles with over 100,000 miles and even 200,000 miles with original cooling systems, do they include original water pumps? Am I allowed to ask a question about the water pump or do I have to start a new question and include the Versa information from the beginning starting all over again? How much does it cost to replace a water pump on a 2014 Nissan Versa SV and does the repair estimate include a water pump gasket and gasket sealant? I heard that replacing the water pump on a 2014 Nissan Versa SV is less complicated and cheaper in the Nissan Versa than in our previous car the Kia Sephia which required a timing belt removal and timing belt tensioner removal and took four hours of labor, how many hours labor does the 2014 Nissan Versa SV take to replace its water pump and what is the price range for a new water pump, water pump gasket, and water pump gasket sealant? At least it looks like they only have to remove a serpentine belt and a manual serpentine belt tensioner and not the whole timing belt components like it was on the Kia Sephia so how much is the estimated cost to replace the water pump on a 2014 Nissan Versa SV? Anyway I think that the reason the radiators in our much earlier 1986 Mercury Lynx and 1995 Ford Aerostar failed the reason was corrosive coolant which only had a 30,000 mile service interval but the service interval on the current car the 2014 Nissan Versa SV is over 100,000 miles and the coolant lasts longer and leaves less sludge and scale in the cooling system, thank you in advance for the water pump information Technician Steve, written by Alex Stathas

Thank you mechanic Steve, we do three month interval oil changes at Walmart with bulk synthetic oil and we put less than 3,000 miles in those three months, a water pump for a 2014 Nissan Versa SV is $77 dollars at Advance Auto Parts but the repair shop has to markup that price to make a profit on the water pump so let's say the water pump is priced at $200 dollars at the repair shop and 1.5 hours of labor being another $200 dollars which is $400 dollars labor, in our previous car the Kia Sephia it took four hours labor for the water pump and it was about $500 dollars for the labor alone not including the water pump, timing belt, timing belt tensioner and idler kit, and two drive belts, yes it's cheaper and easier to replace the water pump in this vehicle and thank you for informing me about the 1.5 hour labor time it takes.