Low or high miles
#1
Low or high miles
I am currently looking for a Flying Spur 14-18 and usually look for super low mile cars, under 10k.
As luck would have it I have found a color combo that I love and that is fairly uncommon. Problem is it has 30k miles and is a 2015
Curious what others thoughts are on miles? What do most have on their cars? I use all my cars regularly and will put on 7-10k a year and usually sell them at 30k.
Thanks
As luck would have it I have found a color combo that I love and that is fairly uncommon. Problem is it has 30k miles and is a 2015
Curious what others thoughts are on miles? What do most have on their cars? I use all my cars regularly and will put on 7-10k a year and usually sell them at 30k.
Thanks
#2
Wannapan,
I am not an expert on these cars by any means, but I am of the impression that if they are driven regularly these cars have a lot less problems as long as they are maintained properly and like they are supposed to. Letting them sit causes more harm than the miles from what I have read online and on this forum so far. I believe some of the issues just become age related. I just got one that I am restoring that has 70K miles and is an 2005. The issues on it are all age related deteration and some rust from moisture. I am sure others will chime in with more knowledge, Best of luck with your purchase.
I am not an expert on these cars by any means, but I am of the impression that if they are driven regularly these cars have a lot less problems as long as they are maintained properly and like they are supposed to. Letting them sit causes more harm than the miles from what I have read online and on this forum so far. I believe some of the issues just become age related. I just got one that I am restoring that has 70K miles and is an 2005. The issues on it are all age related deteration and some rust from moisture. I am sure others will chime in with more knowledge, Best of luck with your purchase.
#3
Wannapan,
I am not an expert on these cars by any means, but I am of the impression that if they are driven regularly these cars have a lot less problems as long as they are maintained properly and like they are supposed to. Letting them sit causes more harm than the miles from what I have read online and on this forum so far. I believe some of the issues just become age related. I just got one that I am restoring that has 70K miles and is an 2005. The issues on it are all age related deteration and some rust from moisture. I am sure others will chime in with more knowledge, Best of luck with your purchase.
I am not an expert on these cars by any means, but I am of the impression that if they are driven regularly these cars have a lot less problems as long as they are maintained properly and like they are supposed to. Letting them sit causes more harm than the miles from what I have read online and on this forum so far. I believe some of the issues just become age related. I just got one that I am restoring that has 70K miles and is an 2005. The issues on it are all age related deteration and some rust from moisture. I am sure others will chime in with more knowledge, Best of luck with your purchase.
#4
I'd suggest looking for a one-owner car. At some point, these cars get sold to someone who doesn't have the means to maintain them - they just drive and drive and hope nothing goes wrong. But eventually the lack of maintenance is a big problem.
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
boochook
996 Turbo / GT2
20
10-28-2009 05:27 PM