They look to be decent doors! Don't throw them out, just paint them in a lovely colour that makes YOU happy and find some handles you love as well. Trust me, you will end up with a new kitchen!!
If you don't like the tiles round the work surface you can get TONS of stick one ones on a roll!! Some are beautiful and cheaper than getting someone in to remove and replace them and I plan to get some to cover up some plain white tiles behind the hob this year.
I have a tiny kitchen and mine were old horrible laminate wood effect doors that was starting to peel off. Nothing wrong with the doors themselves just the fact it was looking old and horrible and making me hate cooking. I couldn't afford to replace them with replacement doors as cash is tight.
It was getting me down so in a rage one day when I was on annual leave I peeled off the offending laminate on one of the doors then thought.. "oops" so I got some pale grey chalk paint for laminate kitchen cupboards (about £25 a tin if I remember) as I loved the colour and black gloss paint suitable for kitchen use and one for metal (just a small tin of each) and got to work.
It didn't cost me a lot money wise but took me well over a week by myself for the whole job. Removing all the doors and handles, scrubbing the fuckers clean, peeling off the laminate, sanding and painting and sanding and painting and sealing.
I scrubbed the cupboard casings and skirting boards, sanded them down and painted them all black.
The handles I liked but were old bronze colour and no matter how much I cleaned they were dull so and scrubbed them and painted them black with metal paint to match the casings.
3 of the cupboards were glass with pretend petal wrought iron effect so I had some glass paints in my craft stash and coloured them in.
Looks like a new kitchen for under £100 and all I need to do now in the summer is clean and paint the walls and look at getting some stick on tiles for behind the hob as they don't match the other tiles. (luckily rest of the tiles and worktop are nice and a greyish marble effect which goes well with the black casings and skirting boards and dark floor).
Was also a good excuse to have a total kitchen cupboard clear out!
If you don't mind doing it yourself and doing it properly (follow ze instructions on ze tins to a tee) and having the patience for things to dry (god the cleaning got me down sometimes) then you can save a lot of cash but end up with a kitchen you love.
Good luck!!!