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Originally Posted by Tcoat
Not condition that I was concerned about since I am not of the cars are made of sugar camp. I have seen 40 year old cars that sat for years and years start right up and run like tops. It is the price of it. Yes the mileage is low and it could very well be pristine but for that price it is still a 4 year old car and is going down in value every day. I checked the local listings and there were several low mileage 15s and even a 16 for about the same price. Now of course the car is worth whatever somebody is willing to pay for it but it just seems to be a poor deal.
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THIS^^
I understand that the low mileage is not a bad indicator by itself, but that it really isnt a necessarily a benefit either. The OP seemed to think it was most certainly a benefit, i was just wanting to play devils advocate. I wanted to make sure that the OP understood that mileage is not a black and white indicator, that it is just a bit of information that can have quite a grey zone to it. But Tcoats point is the most important one, i was really just piggy backing on what he said.