Year or Mileage?

**WersUrShock** · August 28th, 2019 01:46 PM

Originally Posted by GTi

I'd say around 10tkms a year max. Ours typically travel around 7-8k for the daily drivers. For the coding car, 3-4k. This is for Metro Manila city driving.

Of course mileage is not the only indicator of a vehicle's condition. Cars in the US generally have very high mileage, but are in better condition due to better road and traffic conditions.

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I will keep this in mind.

**CVT** · August 28th, 2019 01:56 PM

Originally Posted by cast_no_shadow

My aunt US based may bahay sila sa Balanga Bataan they spend 1 month dito sa pinas yearly for vacation.

They bought a brand new Rav 4 (3years old na) given the situation super baba ng mileage.

Iniisip ko if good buy ba yun if ever ibenta? Maintenance shempre hindi na nasunod yung mileage / or every ilan months ba ang toyota nakalimutan ko na. Yearly PMS nun kanila pag umuuwi sila.

Agree ako na pag low mileage dapat justified lalo na pag hindi mo kakilala.

Dagdag pa natin, low mileage nga pero lagi naman babad sa traffic.

High mileage pero puros highway driving naman.

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It's a steal bro....

Buy it now!!!

And you know what? - I will still bet on the low mileage car.... (Huwag lang binaha!!!...

)

**Jun aka Pekto** · August 28th, 2019 02:08 PM

Me, personally? Assuming the odometer is original and has not been tampered with? I'll go with older car and (lower) mileage.

**minicarph** · August 28th, 2019 02:56 PM

Pag leather seats alam ko pag lagi na stock sa garahe, madale ba masira so mas ok na yun hi mielage, kasi lagi may sumasakay,

**ice15** · August 28th, 2019 03:16 PM

One thing to add...

Naalala ko sis-in-law ko, Almera kasi car nya.

Company owned pero assigned sya outside the Metro.

Unlimited Gas + Toll kaya sobrang taas ng mileage.

Pero free maintenance din, kaya maliit na sira - casa agad for repairs.

So kahit mataas mileage nya, maayos naman maintenance

-> baka walang pambili ng gas si Car #2 (2014 - 20K mileage)

-> no gas = di magamit = no maintenance

**Sleepcare** · August 28th, 2019 03:19 PM

Originally Posted by GTi

IMHO 70k mileage is too high.

20k is very low for a 5 year old car. Is this a coding car? Was in storage for a long time? Tampered mileage? Check first if condition matches the mileage.

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Nakakaduda na pala yung office car ko. Hahaha 5 years old na tapos 20k lang mileage.

**timming_gear** · August 28th, 2019 03:24 PM

Steering wheel isang basehan malalaman mo naman sa himas kung talagang hindi nagamit..

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**WersUrShock** · August 28th, 2019 03:34 PM

Originally Posted by ice15

One thing to add...

Naalala ko sis-in-law ko, Almera kasi car nya.

Company owned pero assigned sya outside the Metro.

Unlimited Gas + Toll kaya sobrang taas ng mileage.

Pero free maintenance din, kaya maliit na sira - casa agad for repairs.

So kahit mataas mileage nya, maayos naman maintenance

-> baka walang pambili ng gas si Car #2 (2014 - 20K mileage)

-> no gas = di magamit = no maintenance

You have a point. Baka hindi na PMS. This is cguro if iisa lang ang car nila.

**GTi** · August 28th, 2019 06:45 PM

Originally Posted by CVT

(Huwag lang binaha!!!...

)

Isa pa ito. Mamaya kaya pala low mileage dahil regular na pasyente yung kotse. [emoji15]

Originally Posted by Sleepcare

Nakakaduda na pala yung office car ko. Hahaha 5 years old na tapos 20k lang mileage.

Haha yung coding car namin binili mid 2017, 68k mileage. Ngayon 73k. Unfortunately ang dami nang enterprising individuals ngayon at mapapaisip ka talaga.

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**yebo** · August 28th, 2019 08:13 PM

Kaya nga dapat you will scrutinize the PM records. Go to the casa where it is serviced and ask for the records. Makikita mo din dun yung average time between services which can confirm the odometer reading. Pag hindi na casa maintained at least may entry yung service passport. If there are any doubts then just look for another.