I can't tell from the picture, but it may be possible to fix that sufficiently for cheapish.
http://www.autozone.com/autozone/ac.....ier=59034_0_0_
8.29$. Wrap heat activated tape around the broken parts of the pipe, wrap the aluminum sheet, put on the worm clamps. I've done something like this myself, although they didn't have that particular kit; I had a roll of the heat activated tape and two soda cans I skinned. The tape melts when you drive the car, then cools into what amounts to an epoxy seal.

If you don't get that particular one, look for 'exhaust repair wrap'.

replacing the pipe. total for all parts needed by my car, 360

pipe $180, seals for ends 10
front rotors 40
brake pads 40
top motor mount (reason for pipe breaking) $90

will be doing installs ourselves unless things go wrong..

At least you exhaust manifold pipe is easier to access than an old Jetta i had, it had spring formed C-clamps that ripped the skin off every nuckle to get them on, i wasn't spending 200+ for a tool i would only use once

Next time, check around at car part dealers. Autozone and Advance auto both loan tools. You pay a deposit, usually the price of the tool, use it, and then you get the entire deposit back when you return it intact. I've used them for things like coil spring compressors when I was replacing the struts in my car. (Turned out I ended up needing it professionally done anyway, as the mounts themselves needed replacing and I couldn't get to them without a lift, but I did get the struts themselves done) Have also borrowed a vacuum pump and AC manifold for working on my AC. My brother got a flywheel remover. Total cost for all of this, zip.squat. :)