High mileage cars for sale

[IanCress]

"...will never let you down..."

That's one of those phrases you should never use in a car advert. It's just asking for trouble!

[BorkFactor]

That has got to be a typo??

Which Facebook group is it on? Asbo motors?

[northernmedia]

Slow said:

Pretty sure these sell for top money on OZ with around a million kms on them?

[Slow]

Think it might be asbo motors, milage is real apparantly.

[BorkFactor]

Anyone fancy an LS400 with 333k on it and a slightly questionable advert?

Car looks nice though, besides the red mats!

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1999-LEXUS-LS400-AUTO-AM...

[va1o]

Are they really worth that much? Old German barges of similar era are under £1k

[Toaster Pilot]

Overpriced but does look nice - can't deal with the seller's advert/description though!

[Welshbeef]

va1o said:

Are they really worth that much? Old German barges of similar era are under £1k

Frankly nope and INHO they have not aged very well.

[VolvoT5]

BorkFactor said:

Anyone fancy an LS400 with 333k on it and a slightly questionable advert?

Car looks nice though, besides the red mats!

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1999-LEXUS-LS400-AUTO-AM...

Funnily enough I was just watching Wheeler Dealers and they were doing up one of these. I assume the program was made at least 10 yeears ago as they were trying to sell it for £3500. Anyway I couldn't help but think just how badly the LS400 has aged. There are some last 90s / early 2000 barges that have aged well and others like the LS just look horrible.

I don't care how many service stamps it has, with 330k it can't be worth more than £1000 can it? I think the seller is a bit deluded really, I mean he is trying to rent it out as a wedding car as well.... who wants to get married in a 90s lexus? http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/WEDDING-CAR-FOR-YOUR-WED...

[radiodanno]

VolvoT5 said:

BorkFactor said:

Who wants to get married in a 90s lexus?

[AM7]

BMW M135i showing a healthy 66k mileage in the 2 years since new! http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/2015...

[va1o]

AM7 said:

BMW M135i showing a healthy 66k mileage in the 2 years since new! http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/2015...

Nice find. Strange they chose the manual gearbox to do that sort of distance as the Auto seems more popular.

[CYMR0]

va1o said:

Nice find. Strange they chose the manual gearbox to do that sort of distance as the Auto seems more popular.

To do 66k in two years you have to pretty much go to motorway, find sixth, sit in sixth for a couple of hours and generally drive around the worst of the traffic anyway.

[DuraAce]

AM7 said:

BMW M135i showing a healthy 66k mileage in the 2 years since new! http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/2015...

Looks good. Until I saw who the selling dealer is!

[Kaj91]

Gen 2 Cayman S with 200,000 miles http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/2014...

[northernmedia]

Kaj91 said:

Gen 2 Cayman S with 200,000 miles http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/2014...

lol that's gotta be a typo.
If it is legit I wonder how many engines it's lunched

[KTF]

The side of the drivers seat has a lot of wear on it if its meant to be 20k.

[Kaj91]

northernmedia said:

Kaj91 said:

Gen 2 Cayman S with 200,000 miles http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/2014...

lol that's gotta be a typo.
If it is legit I wonder how many engines it's lunched

The price seems about right considering the mileage or you could buy a damaged 2009 Cayman and spend more money having it repaired http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/PORSCHE-CAYMAN-3-4-S-S-A...

Edited by Kaj91 on Thursday 22 January 11:39

[northernmedia]

Kaj91 said:

The price seems about right considering the mileage or you could buy a damaged 2009 Cayman and spend more money having it repaired http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/PORSCHE-CAYMAN-3-4-S-S-A...

Edited by Kaj91 on Thursday 22 January 11:39

Too much money for 200k miles IMHO - that damaged one is cat D so prob not worth the effort.

[Kaj91]

northernmedia said:

Kaj91 said:

The price seems about right considering the mileage or you could buy a damaged 2009 Cayman and spend more money having it repaired http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/PORSCHE-CAYMAN-3-4-S-S-A...

Edited by Kaj91 on Thursday 22 January 11:39

Too much money for 200k miles IMHO - that damaged one is cat D so prob not worth the effort.

Definitely not worth the effort, but all Porsches, even crashed ones are strong money at the minute.