Average mileage question
Discussion
I think you need to make a mental distinction between people on here, who tend to buy their cars for the thrill of driving, and those who tend to buy for the thrill of being able to afford it / showing off / adding to a collection of 5 who would tend to use much less.
In my case I can't afford to buy and not use! I did 8k in 9mths. 10k a year irrespective of car is norm for me.
In my case I can't afford to buy and not use! I did 8k in 9mths. 10k a year irrespective of car is norm for me.
neil-f said:
Funny how loads of secondhand Ferrari seem to be under 20k no mater how old they are
I'm not sure how easy it is to clock a Fezza, esp a later model 430..?
I know with Porsche, that everytime the dealer plugs into the ECU, the driven mileage is displayed, which can be checked against the speedo.
Would be surprised if the new model Fezzas, did not have the same ability.
Kurgen said:
neil-f said:
Funny how loads of secondhand Ferrari seem to be under 20k no mater how old they are
I'm not sure how easy it is to clock a Fezza, esp a later model 430..?
I know with Porsche, that everytime the dealer plugs into the ECU, the driven mileage is displayed, which can be checked against the speedo.
Would be surprised if the new model Fezzas, did not have the same ability.
neil-f said:
Kurgen said:
neil-f said:
Funny how loads of secondhand Ferrari seem to be under 20k no mater how old they are
I'm not sure how easy it is to clock a Fezza, esp a later model 430..?
I know with Porsche, that everytime the dealer plugs into the ECU, the driven mileage is displayed, which can be checked against the speedo.
Would be surprised if the new model Fezzas, did not have the same ability.

Glad I've bought new..!

Seasider said:
rich1231 said:
Do not trust the miles on any luxury cars.
So many of them are clocked!!
Many of the posters on PH I will bet claim low mileages and in fact have benefitted from a reduction...
So what exactly are you saying Rich ??? So many of them are clocked!!
Many of the posters on PH I will bet claim low mileages and in fact have benefitted from a reduction...

squirejo said:
I think you need to make a mental distinction between people on here, who tend to buy their cars for the thrill of driving, and those who tend to buy for the thrill of being able to afford it / showing off / adding to a collection of 5 who would tend to use much less.
Nice one, Joe.I was averaging 7500 miles per annum. Larry is currently up to 17000, and happy as a skylark.
This mileage debate is interesting. NEO, Bosscerbera and I seem to be the only people who believe a car that's been used is better than a garage queen.
As for all the suspiciously low mileage Fezzas?

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