My friend has a 2006 Chevy Malibu LT 83,000 miles on it for only $ 8000, is that a good price? With a 2-year warranty on that which covers the transmission of engine repairs, breaks, etc. The more comprehensive insurance coverage. What do you think? He is only 18
Mileage is meaningless if it was all highway mileage. Less than 200,000 miles highway is not carried on the vehicle. At 30,000 miles, a police car is very worn, time-outs not included in the mileage (which explains why few hours rather than vehicles miles). Do not change your oil or coolant at recommended intervals, the engine and cooling system ruin when the leak, regardless of mileage, such as its engine, or how well everything else is supported. A vehicle that can be used for very long periods, is mainly over time, cause more problems and once again, the mileage is important.
In fact, most vehicles are used as normal and are supported well enough, otherwise they would all fall apart at 50,000 miles and is obviously not the case. Heck, if the cheapest cars in the U.S. market for automotive warranty of 10 years or 100,000 miles, and the extremely high customer satisfaction, you know, the longevity of a vehicle is less dependent on the manufacturer, and more on maintenance and how the vehicle used was.