ANY1 THINK BUYING A CAR WITH 175,000 MILES ON IS A BAD IDEA

IT'S HAD ONE PREVIOUS OWNER ON AN M REG

 

what make

just bought a 2000 BMW 523i for just over £3K with 160K on the clock and it drives as new</p>

no rattles squeaks leaks faulty electrics</p>

 

RE: what make

IT'S A VAXHALL ASTRA LOOKS WELL ONLY £395 JUST A BIT CONCERNED ABART MILEAGE, DUNT NO WHETHER TO RISK IT OR NOT, IT'S GOT 6 MONTHS MOT

 

RE: what make

We sold our astra we used as a taxi when it started getting harder to pass the strict emmisions test, it also drove like new and it had 350.000 miles on the clock.</p>

 

RE: what make

CHEERS FOR THAT MATE DO YOU THINK I SHOULD BUY IT THEN, IF IT GET MI THOUGH 6 MONTHS I'LL BE HAPPY, IT'S ONLY FOR A LITTLE RUNNER ROUND

 

RE: what make

aye why not. Like i said we never has a problem with the Astra we had.

 

Used Cars

It's not bad if they have a high mileage AND a large engine. Some beauties can be picked up if you can afford the petrol and high insurance. Take a look at "Used Car Roadshow" on Sky 131.

 

RE: Used Cars

particularly ones that have done mainly motorway mileage