High mileage cars for sale

High mileage cars for sale

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doodz444

61 posts

140 months

Saturday 25th November 2017
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MJ85 said:



And it still isn't cheap. They really do have a strong following.
That would get cleaned up and be up for sale for around $60k in South Asia after customs and taxes are paid.

MOT history is even more impressive!

Edited by doodz444 on Saturday 25th November 17:48

PartOfTheProblem

1,927 posts

172 months

Saturday 25th November 2017
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MJ85 said:



And it still isn't cheap. They really do have a strong following.
Its cosmetically rough, no boot trim, ex-plod, screw holes everywhere, and the price is PLUS VAT!

Surely that's a £5k car?

Slow

6,973 posts

138 months

Saturday 25th November 2017
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I don’t see why a Land Rover wouldn’t do the same. There’s some guy on the disco forum with a 500k+ miles one from what I remember.

carlove

7,570 posts

168 months

Saturday 25th November 2017
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PartOfTheProblem said:
Its cosmetically rough, no boot trim, ex-plod, screw holes everywhere, and the price is PLUS VAT!

Surely that's a £5k car?
What I was thinking, looks like a heap from the outside, does not look like a £16000 car all all. I know Land Cruisers are famously reliable but surely that ones past it's best?

Sa Calobra

37,159 posts

212 months

Saturday 25th November 2017
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doodz444 said:
405,000 miles Land Cruiser, would any range/land rover, X5, Q7 be able to stand this mileage...


https://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/201...

£15,990





Edited by doodz444 on Saturday 25th November 17:46
That drivers seat is very impressive

DuraAce

4,240 posts

161 months

Saturday 25th November 2017
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carlove said:
PartOfTheProblem said:
Its cosmetically rough, no boot trim, ex-plod, screw holes everywhere, and the price is PLUS VAT!

Surely that's a £5k car?
What I was thinking, looks like a heap from the outside, does not look like a £16000 car all all. I know Land Cruisers are famously reliable but surely that ones past it's best?
Quick haircut, few bits of trim and a trip overseas in a container. Some serious profit in that for someone with no morals.

EarlOfHazard

3,603 posts

159 months

Saturday 25th November 2017
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Sa Calobra said:
doodz444 said:
405,000 miles Land Cruiser, would any range/land rover, X5, Q7 be able to stand this mileage...


https://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/201...

£15,990





Edited by doodz444 on Saturday 25th November 17:46
That drivers seat is very impressive
There was an Audi Q7 3.0 tdi with 438k miles for sale. The advert didn't state if anything had been replaced ie engine/gearbox..

poing

8,743 posts

201 months

Saturday 25th November 2017
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Slow said:
I don’t see why a Land Rover wouldn’t do the same. There’s some guy on the disco forum with a 500k+ miles one from what I remember.
A business near me is an escort vehicle service for wide loads etc. He only seems to use Land Rover Discovery's, every time they go up for sale they have over 300k on them.

alec.e

2,149 posts

125 months

Saturday 25th November 2017
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DuraAce said:
carlove said:
PartOfTheProblem said:
Its cosmetically rough, no boot trim, ex-plod, screw holes everywhere, and the price is PLUS VAT!

Surely that's a £5k car?
What I was thinking, looks like a heap from the outside, does not look like a £16000 car all all. I know Land Cruisers are famously reliable but surely that ones past it's best?
Quick haircut, few bits of trim and a trip overseas in a container. Some serious profit in that for someone with no morals.
Requires a bit more than that! Looks a mess

gtidriver

3,349 posts

188 months

Saturday 25th November 2017
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The skoda on the previous page doesnt have air con either,what a grim place to be transported about in...

h0b0

7,616 posts

197 months

Sunday 26th November 2017
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talksthetorque

10,815 posts

136 months

Sunday 26th November 2017
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h0b0 said:
I wonder if it's had the standard american service routine of an oil change every 3-6000 miles?

Dapster

6,964 posts

181 months

Sunday 26th November 2017
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h0b0 said:
That's impressive - sold by an official BMW main dealer too.

h0b0

7,616 posts

197 months

Sunday 26th November 2017
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talksthetorque said:
h0b0 said:
I wonder if it's had the standard american service routine of an oil change every 3-6000 miles?
The 5k service thing is just an $80 oil change. Drive into Sears and your done in 10 minutes. Most domestic cars have moved away from this now they have more complex/sensitive engines.

My VW and Porsche are on 10k service intervals. For those not familiar with Porsche, that’s too long and you have to keep oil in your garage to top up.


FoxtrotOscar1

712 posts

110 months

Monday 4th December 2017
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ambuletz

10,751 posts

182 months

Monday 4th December 2017
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That looks in really good condition for something that's done so many miles.

KTF

9,808 posts

151 months

Monday 4th December 2017
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Is the number plate changing in the pictures something to do with it being in NI?

Accelebrate

5,252 posts

216 months

Monday 4th December 2017
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I seem to remember that being for sale with the same photos and description ages ago.

Toaster Pilot

14,620 posts

159 months

Thursday 7th December 2017
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Collecting a 200k mile Fiat Scudo (Citroen Dispatch / Peugeot Expert) tomorrow (today).

stting myself because it’s a fking 1.6 HDi.

Barchettaman

6,317 posts

133 months

Thursday 7th December 2017
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FoxtrotOscar1 said:
An impressive number of photos on the ad, too! Is this the norm?