guide to cars age:odometer reading?

**SiAKOL** · February 22nd, 2006 06:10 AM

Base the appearance of the car from it's mileage, like faded paint, worn seats, interior scratches...etc.

**bajumbo** · February 23rd, 2006 09:28 AM

Originally Posted by the_wildthing

Just the other side of the coin:

Assume there are two cars of identical make, year and model, but different mileage, same exterior and interior condition, in short all else being equal, I'd rather get the car that has 100,000km on it but well maintained (with records) than one with 50,000km but has no evidence of regular maintenance/tune-ups.

:cool: :cheers:

**av8or5** · February 23rd, 2006 09:35 AM

there are also some instances that high mileage cars are better than low mileage cars. why? because, those cars that are seldom used, some parts just give up easily because most of the parts just get stuck up, especially if the owner doesnt start the car often. again, check the maintenance and compare performance and the other opinions/suggestions of the other tsikoteers