High mileage cars for sale
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matt21 said:
S16KBW said:
matt21 said:
myvision said:
matt21 said:
There is a big jump in the Tesla mileage from December 2018 to January 2019 no way it could have done the mileage in that time.
Also I don't want to do the math but surely thats a lot of supercharging to do 40k in a month?
Thats over 1k a day, don't these have a range of like 300 miles, so that must have been going all day every day to knock that off?
WarrenB said:
That Tesla has intrigued me not just because of the mega mileage, but as Matt says, it seems like an oddly huge area to deliver cupcakes! Tried to google the phone number but came back with nothing.
I googled Tesla cupcakes which took me to a YouTube video with a link to their website.https://youtu.be/wwxPFcVWQF0
https://brandedcupcakes.co.uk/
carlove said:
I googled Tesla cupcakes which took me to a YouTube video with a link to their website.
https://youtu.be/wwxPFcVWQF0
https://brandedcupcakes.co.uk/
That's madness, in a good way! https://youtu.be/wwxPFcVWQF0
https://brandedcupcakes.co.uk/
jackcactii said:
I think we have a winner...
Chap fettling with a Ferrari F40 in Paris. The highlighted comment in French says the guy is the original owner who has put 86,000 kms daily driving it. Has a period-correct Champion sticker on the front bumper to hide a crack.
Except it doesn't qualify for the thread as it is not for saleChap fettling with a Ferrari F40 in Paris. The highlighted comment in French says the guy is the original owner who has put 86,000 kms daily driving it. Has a period-correct Champion sticker on the front bumper to hide a crack.
I love an F40 as much as anyone, and super respect for using it rather than having it live under a cover. But I can't help but imagine daily driving one through Paris would be complete purgatory. 
Unless most of his kms have been done commuting from the remote châteaux of course, in which case well done that man.
Unless most of his kms have been done commuting from the remote châteaux of course, in which case well done that man.
Wheel_Turned_Out said:
I love an F40 as much as anyone, and super respect for using it rather than having it live under a cover. But I can't help but imagine daily driving one through Paris would be complete purgatory.
Unless most of his kms have been done commuting from the remote châteaux of course, in which case well done that man.
When you want to have dinner in Paris on Friday night, and walk across the vast driveway of your country chateau to the converted stables housing your cars, and you see this next to a 15 year old Laguna estate with peeling lacquer, which would you pick?Unless most of his kms have been done commuting from the remote châteaux of course, in which case well done that man.
talksthetorque said:
Wheel_Turned_Out said:
I love an F40 as much as anyone, and super respect for using it rather than having it live under a cover. But I can't help but imagine daily driving one through Paris would be complete purgatory.
Unless most of his kms have been done commuting from the remote châteaux of course, in which case well done that man.
When you want to have dinner in Paris on Friday night, and walk across the vast driveway of your country chateau to the converted stables housing your cars, and you see this next to a 15 year old Laguna estate with peeling lacquer, which would you pick?Unless most of his kms have been done commuting from the remote châteaux of course, in which case well done that man.
, after I've got completely clattered with too much delicious wine."Just park it in the ditch mon chéri, we'll pick it up in the morning."
not sure its "high" miles compared to others on here
Nicely specced Audi A7 and an interior that isnt the usual black on black!
https://www.autotrader.co.uk/car-details/202102249...
at 145,000 miles though i wonder how much life is left in the 3,0 TFSI engine..............
aaron_2000 said:
I'm always sceptical of "needs some welding" - but I've got to admit I do love those. If it is indeed just "some" welding it needs, it could prove to be a nice little bargain for someone. I'm sure there's plenty of miles left in the engine, if the chassis can hold it all together.Been offered a 13 plate 160k 1.3 diesel Fiat 500L from a bloke I work with, it’s his wife’s trade in.
I can have it for the same money as the dealer offered him, £1500.
What do you think?
Will I be buying a headache?
It’s still on the original clutch and has been extensively used to run flowers up and down the M1.
I can have it for the same money as the dealer offered him, £1500.
What do you think?
Will I be buying a headache?
It’s still on the original clutch and has been extensively used to run flowers up and down the M1.
Wheel_Turned_Out said:
I'm always sceptical of "needs some welding" - but I've got to admit I do love those. If it is indeed just "some" welding it needs, it could prove to be a nice little bargain for someone. I'm sure there's plenty of miles left in the engine, if the chassis can hold it all together.
He's in the owners club and the car is known, as far as I know it just needs some attention to the sills. I'd be very tempted myself if I hadn't already replaced my 405 with another project 
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