How many miles are not enough?

[delmatt]

Well, there are already posts about how many miles are just right and how many are too many....I was worried we might not find out how many were too few unless I asked.

[FreeLitres]

63.

No... 62.

[delmatt]

Does that include corners and have you taken depreciation or how it will affect a Webuyourcar price offer into account?

Thanks anyway most helpful!

[thiscocks]

Good thread

[surveyor]

jump in my grave why not!

[Raize]

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[keemaklan]

69 isn't enough.

Why stop when your JUST having fun?

[delmatt]

And while we are about it can someone please suggest an interesting/exciting bargain depreciation free car that fits into all of the following price ranges.


£19.78-£200.48

£200.48- 5542.99

£11191.77-£14211.93

Thanks for all the help.

[KungFuPanda]

It all depends on how many gearchanges are done on the daily commute...

[delmatt]

I am so easily amused its scares me.

[davepoth]

delmatt said:

And while we are about it can someone please suggest an interesting/exciting bargain depreciation free car that fits into all of the following price ranges.


£19.78-£200.48

I found a Proton Persona 1.5 on Autotrader for £199. It's 8/10ths the car of an Evo (by weight)!

Back to the original question, it depends on the car. Generally if it's done less than 5k a year and is described as "one lady owner" I would walk away.

[RobCrezz]

wait... what?

[keemaklan]

KungFuPanda said:

It all depends on how many gearchanges are done on the daily commute...

LOL!

[delmatt]

I thought it was just me but I feel that I am not alone!

[delmatt]

MX5?

[crusty]

If two cars do on avareage 4000miles a year and the the first cat has a service intaval of 000 miles which driver stops for a Cornish pasty first ?

[Pints]

davepoth said:

Back to the original question, it depends on the car. Generally if it's done less than 5k a year and is described as "one lady owner" I would walk away.

First sensible answer.

[Silverbullet767]

crusty said:

If two cars do on avareage 4000miles a year and the the first cat has a service intaval of 000 miles which driver stops for a Cornish pasty first ?

Medium

[crusty]

Pints said:

davepoth said:

Back to the original question, it depends on the car. Generally if it's done less than 5k a year and is described as "one lady owner" I would walk away.

First sensible answer.

Surely second?

Ok ok I'm leaving..".

[delmatt]

I am not entirely sure I was hoping for too many sensible answers...but any advice is always useful. Thanks.