which car is better?
#1
02-25-2008, 09:12 PM
which car is better?
the 98 with 50k or the 00 with 75k. i just threw out some numbers but id generally like to know what you guys think in terms of mileage in relation with the year. for instance would u rather have a car thats 2 years older but has something like 25 k less mileage assuming everything else is equal. and why? thanks
#2
02-25-2008, 09:39 PM
RE: which car is better?
Kind of pointless... It all depends on price difference in the different cars really. Of course if you see 2 identical Accords for $5000 and one has 100k miles and the other 50k miles, your gonna want the one with 50k miles. But its gonna be pricier too.
People look too much and depend too much on mileage while buying a car. It all depends on what type of miles they were. Were they old-lady driven miles or teenage speed demon red-lining miles? The 100k mile granny driven carwould bein way better shape engine/tranny-wise than the teenagers 50k mile car...
Its hard to explain but you get the point
People look too much and depend too much on mileage while buying a car. It all depends on what type of miles they were. Were they old-lady driven miles or teenage speed demon red-lining miles? The 100k mile granny driven carwould bein way better shape engine/tranny-wise than the teenagers 50k mile car...
Its hard to explain but you get the point
#3
02-25-2008, 10:27 PM
RE: which car is better?
ORIGINAL: j_man_honda
Kind of pointless... It all depends on price difference in the different cars really. Of course if you see 2 identical Accords for $5000 and one has 100k miles and the other 50k miles, your gonna want the one with 50k miles. But its gonna be pricier too.
People look too much and depend too much on mileage while buying a car. It all depends on what type of miles they were. Were they old-lady driven miles or teenage speed demon red-lining miles? The 100k mile granny driven carwould bein way better shape engine/tranny-wise than the teenagers 50k mile car...
Its hard to explain but you get the point
Kind of pointless... It all depends on price difference in the different cars really. Of course if you see 2 identical Accords for $5000 and one has 100k miles and the other 50k miles, your gonna want the one with 50k miles. But its gonna be pricier too.
People look too much and depend too much on mileage while buying a car. It all depends on what type of miles they were. Were they old-lady driven miles or teenage speed demon red-lining miles? The 100k mile granny driven carwould bein way better shape engine/tranny-wise than the teenagers 50k mile car...
Its hard to explain but you get the point
#4
02-26-2008, 09:04 AM
RE: which car is better?
If all else was identical, there is no question in my mind that I would take the 98 with 50k on it.
#5
02-26-2008, 06:10 PM
RE: which car is better?
ORIGINAL: 00AccordLX5spd
If all else was identical, there is no question in my mind that I would take the 98 with 50k on it.
If all else was identical, there is no question in my mind that I would take the 98 with 50k on it.
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