Should I get a wrap if my car is 13 years old and the paint is kind of bad but I love the car and want to keep driving it?

No. you should own the bad paint. put a confederate flag plaque in your back window, and drive around with your shirt off arm hanging out the window.

A wrap over bad paint will look like shit. It needs repainting.

>>28459280 (OP)
No, if you've got fading or peeling clearcoat you'll see it under the wrap. For what a decent "certified" installer charges for a wrap, and for what a "certified" body shop charges for a factory-level repaint (some places seriously are asking close to $10k nowadays), look for the type of place that's a hole in the wall run by some old boomer. They're still out there, and those places will charge wrap-like pricing ($2-3kish) for a decent quality repaint of an average sized car.
If it's a car you daily anyway, you don't really want a wrap unless you're the kind of person that's going to rip it off and change colors in a year or two, since it just takes a single rock chip to fuck everything up. Color can fade as well, though material quality varies obviously.
On a related note, picrel is actually a liquid wrap with a full gloss finish. They've come a long way since the early plastidip days.

>>28459402
I've never really liked the look in that pic. Maybe I'm too boomer.

>>28459396
>A wrap over bad paint will look like shit.
This. If the car isn't flawless you'll make it look worse.

>>28459402
Shit bro that looks like a vintage hot wheels man. Lookin' fly bro.

>>28459280 (OP)
honestly, DIY respray is the best route but probably the most work