100,000 miles is not automatically too much for a used car. Condition, service history, ownership, engine type and how the car has been maintained matter far more than the number on its own.
100,000 miles is not automatically too much for a used car. Condition, service history, ownership, engine type and how the car has been maintained matter far more than the number on its own.
A well-maintained 100k-mile car can be a much better buy than a neglected low-mileage one.
Service history, regular oil changes, timing belt evidence, clutch condition and suspension wear often tell a more useful story than mileage alone.
Not automatically. It depends on care, maintenance and the specific engine.
Usually yes. Good history often matters more than the mileage number alone.
Not always, but you should check DPF history, servicing, general condition and how the car has been used.