High mileage cars for sale

[JakeT]

It's the cheapest facelift model on the 'trader at a guess. I imagine someone from Eastern Europe will buy it, take it back over there, and have a great car for a few years.

[CYMR0]

p1stonhead said:

Say purchased at £40k, thats only been about 13p per mile. Not bad for an E-Class taxi.

Probably more like £29k.

So 8.4 ppm. (Of course an Octavia would have been more like £14k to £5k in depreciation, so 4ppm).

[va1o]

Pretty impressive miles on this Golf R for a 2 year old - http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/2016...

[anonymous-user]

va1o said:

Pretty impressive miles on this Golf R for a 2 year old - http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/2016...

The thieves won't want that when they see that mileage!

But 70k is possible for 2 years.

[hornetrider]

That's 3.6k in excess mileage charges... Impressive

[anonymous-user]

JakeT said:

It's the cheapest facelift model on the 'trader at a guess. I imagine someone from Eastern Europe will buy it, take it back over there, and have a great car for a few years.

Indeed,

Theres a saying here in Poland that the distance between Berlin and Poznan is minus 300k kilometres. I checked and its only 160kms, No idea what they are talking about.

[Toaster Pilot]

CDB1983 said:

Indeed,

Theres a saying here in Poland that the distance between Berlin and Poznan is minus 300k kilometres. I checked and its only 160kms, No idea what they are talking about.

MASSIVE amounts of interest in mileage correction equipment in Poland, coincidence I'm sure

[jambo103]

https://www.gumtree.com/p/skoda/skoda-octavia-esta...

MOT history suggest only 20k miles or so since 2010...

[talksthetorque]

jambo103 said:

https://www.gumtree.com/p/skoda/skoda-octavia-esta...

MOT history suggest only 20k miles or so since 2010...

3 million miles, that's impressive!

[Register1]

kamilb1998 said:

Near enough 75k a year on this E class

http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/2016...

So with higher than normal miles,

Take a punt at what it is really worth here in UK, as I could be interested.

R1

Any one care to put a realistic price on this for me.

Pretty please

R1

Edited by Register1 on Wednesday 23 November 21:48

[dopsonj]

http://www.pistonheads.com/classifieds/used-cars/f...

150,000 on a 2 owner Ferrari 355... @ £47,000

[poing]

dopsonj said:

http://www.pistonheads.com/classifieds/used-cars/f...

150,000 on a 2 owner Ferrari 355... @ £47,000

Not forgetting the bills for £92,000 to do that!

[LayZ]

dopsonj said:

http://www.pistonheads.com/classifieds/used-cars/f...

150,000 on a 2 owner Ferrari 355... @ £47,000

Wonderful! Drive them please Ferrari owners.

[p1stonhead]

God I remember (I swear not that long ago) seeing 355's for sale with not that many miles for a shade over £35k.....

I remember thinking back then 'in ten years I may get one of those or a 360' which were also mid £30k's

[Welshbeef]

p1stonhead said:

God I remember (I swear not that long ago) seeing 355's for sale with not that many miles for a shade over £35k.....

I remember thinking back then 'in ten years I may get one of those or a 360' which were also mid £30k's

People were saying the same in 1989 as classic car values went silly.

Then the bubble burst.

Everything goes in cycles.

[p1stonhead]

Welshbeef said:

p1stonhead said:

God I remember (I swear not that long ago) seeing 355's for sale with not that many miles for a shade over £35k.....

I remember thinking back then 'in ten years I may get one of those or a 360' which were also mid £30k's

People were saying the same in 1989 as classic car values went silly.

Then the bubble burst.

Everything goes in cycles.

Well make it burst now please! Cant afford bugger all right now!

[C7 JFW]

poing said:

dopsonj said:

http://www.pistonheads.com/classifieds/used-cars/f...

150,000 on a 2 owner Ferrari 355... @ £47,000

Not forgetting the bills for £92,000 to do that!

I bet that drives very well. Rarely driven cars rarely feel great behind the wheel.

[Accelebrate]

Advert said:

With 242k Kilometres (150k Miles) under its belt, proof positive that when enjoyed as they should be, Ferraris don't actually fall apart or melt in the rain!.

Huge sheaf of bills totalling £92k has been spent on this car over the years.

Those two statements do seem a little at odds with each other!

[northernmedia]

Accelebrate said:

Advert said:

With 242k Kilometres (150k Miles) under its belt, proof positive that when enjoyed as they should be, Ferraris don't actually fall apart or melt in the rain!.

Huge sheaf of bills totalling £92k has been spent on this car over the years.

Those two statements do seem a little at odds with each other!

lol I thought that.

[zedx19]

http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/2016...

Not overly galatic, but still high for a 2.0 Ecoboost, 161k.