High mileage cars for sale
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Discovery 3 on 202k. That in itself would be of note given their reputation, but this being the 4.4 V8 is even better.
All those miles, in a multiple-ton brick powered by a thumping V8. What a basket case they must be - I like them enormously already.
www.autotrader.co.uk/car-details/202011306629596?f...
All those miles, in a multiple-ton brick powered by a thumping V8. What a basket case they must be - I like them enormously already.
www.autotrader.co.uk/car-details/202011306629596?f...
WarrenB said:
mooseracer said:
Wheel_Turned_Out said:
Rangie 3.6 TDV8 Vogue on 202k:
I love an L322 as much as anyone - but more than a brave pill required here I think.
(Also no, it's not 'that' MotorHub)
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2008-Land-Rover-Range-R...
Nah it "drives as new!", It'll be fineI love an L322 as much as anyone - but more than a brave pill required here I think.
(Also no, it's not 'that' MotorHub)
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2008-Land-Rover-Range-R...
The worst bit is it drives as well as my 06 79k mile one with FSH. They take the miles brilliantly, had several over 200k now and quite often are better than the 100k mile examples as things like suspension arms are only a 25k mile lifespan so constantly replaced anyway. Airbags are generally blown due to old rubber around this age so mileage doesn’t effect that either.
https://www.gumtree.com/p/mercedes-benz/mercedes-v...
A mere 370k miles.
Okay it’s a taxi but for anyone with electrical knowledge worth a punt.
A mere 370k miles.
Okay it’s a taxi but for anyone with electrical knowledge worth a punt.
Dapster said:
520d with 323k km (200k miles) in 2.5 years. Given you should have been staying at home for a year of that....
€25k feels a bit strong
https://suchen.mobile.de/fahrzeuge/details.html?id...
Damn, if this is a fleet car then thats incredible! Assuming a normal 9-5, 8 hour workday for 256 days a year, that car has a stops included average of around 40mph!€25k feels a bit strong
https://suchen.mobile.de/fahrzeuge/details.html?id...
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You'd think the dealer would have realised that's in kilometres...... said:
Strong money that for an ex police car that's well on the way back from the moon! WarrenB said:
... said:
You'd think the dealer would have realised that's in kilometres...
carlove said:
Just an off topic observation on the Astra, it has gas struts on the bonnet. My 2017 Astra has a stick to hold the bonnet up, way to cheap out Vauxhall.
My last few cars have had gas struts but I have to occasionally do a weekly vehicle check on the pool car at work and I always nearly get decapitated because I forget to prop the bonnet up.TorqueR said:
My last few cars have had gas struts but I have to occasionally do a weekly vehicle check on the pool car at work and I always nearly get decapitated because I forget to prop the bonnet up.
When I had my Ka I was topping up the screenwash (the hole is right by the windscreen) and an unexpected gust of wind blew the bonnet holding stick off (I’m sure it has a proper name) resulting in the bonnet landing on me, that really bloody hurt I can tell you. Decently stout miles on this E320 CDI at 250k, but it seems to be wearing them fairly well all things considered.
WarrenB said:
You'd think the dealer would have realised that's in kilometres...
It's not even difficult to change the dash in a C4 back into imperial units since it can be done through the radio. There are a few things to infer here, one of which is that it was never test driven. I imagine that could sit for a while due to the 'mileage,' allowing a savvy customer to potentially rinse the dealer for another couple of hundred off.I know not technically cars, but two of the highest mileage I've ever seen and surely deserving on a place in this thread:
2005 with 7.7m kms
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/154354353859
And 2002 with nearly 4.4m km:
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/154352421813
2005 with 7.7m kms
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/154354353859
And 2002 with nearly 4.4m km:
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/154352421813
[quote=edd1e]I know not technically cars, but two of the highest mileage I've ever seen and surely deserving on a place in this thread:
2005 with 7.7m kms
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/154354353859
There should be a point in the display as that would mean an average speed of more than 30mph for every hour of its life since new.
2005 with 7.7m kms
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/154354353859
There should be a point in the display as that would mean an average speed of more than 30mph for every hour of its life since new.
matt21 said:
Yep, these show tenths of a KM too, so they have done 770k and 440k. Still high though.
And they have done all of that on the roads of Fife, where officially the rustiest cars in the U.K. come from My experience of our work sprinters that didn’t live in anything like the conditions of NE Scotland was that they rusted for fun
Even the advert alludes to
It
Dapster said:
One of those captains of industry who doesn't like flying to their appointments? Can't imagine it'd make much business sense to run it as a chauffeur/transfer car. Gassing Station | General Gassing | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff