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Re: Fear of 100,000 mile vehicles
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Posted by B-maniac on March 16, 2007 at 18:25:43 from (207.241.134.83):
In Reply to: Fear of 100,000 mile vehicles posted by landlord7012 on March 15, 2007 at 15:53:31:
It's the ones that are bought off used car dealers that make people scared to buy 100,000 mi. vehicles. They ARE usually junk , that's why they ended up with them in the first place. The high miles trade ins at the new car dealer are closely evaluated and all the problem ones are sold at the auctions and guess who's there buying them? One or two owner vehicles are the only way to go on high mileage vehicles. Take along someone who's had one like it.Use your head!
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