but otherwise it is in/under good condition

[angliholic]

The car needs a few minor repairs, but otherwise it is in/under good condition.



For a start, do both in and under fit into the above context? If yes, are there slightly differenct flavours between them?
Second, is it correct to interpret "otherwise" as "in other respects?" Thanks.

[Buddhaheart]

The car needs a few minor repairs, but otherwise (~ in other ways; except for what has been referred to (i.e., a few minor reparis); in a different condition; under other circumstances & etc.)it is in/*under good condition.

[angliholic]

Thanks, Buddhaheart.