I wouldn’t buy it. I’ve seen 300k on Honda’s and Toyota trade ins
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I wouldn’t buy it. I’ve seen 300k on Honda’s and Toyota trade ins
i mean think about the vehicles you guys are coming from... tauraursusrusus don't have the best record for reliability... nor do awd tb/ss's or fiat grand cherokees.
Owning since new, I could see keeping something past 200k because you know the vehicle, but if I was in the market for a used 200k+ mile vehicle I wouldn't exactly expect flawless performance out of it. It's a gamble, simple as that. Too many unknown variables on a vehicle that old.
My toorus never broke, mainly because I only kept it to 75k miles lol
Thoughts fellas
2006 Toyota Highlander Hybrid Limited
2006 Toyota Highlander with 225,000 miles. Inside of car is in good shape- leather seats, stereo works, gps and navigation works. Has a moonroof, electric windows, and 3rd row seats that you can put...
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Helping the sis in law work a deal on a 2019 430i xdrive...they're taking like $11k off this thing ($51700 sticker). Not bad for a new bmw, they don't usually discount that heavily
The Beast I don't think she's going to lease, but will let you know how this plays out. She thinks she might move within 1-2 years and doesn't want to have to worry about getting out of the lease.
The Beast I don't think she's going to lease, but will let you know how this plays out. She thinks she might move within 1-2 years and doesn't want to have to worry about getting out of the lease.
I have had many vehicles cross that mark and currently have two creeping up to it. One has to also factor in age to the mileage. Some fleet vehicles will be 3 years old and have 200k or more on them. I wouldn't expect them to be problems in general. But factor in age, it's not the engines I'm worried about, it's all the ancillary stuff that age and mileage just wear them down. The two I have creeping up to it, one is 20 years old and the other 12-13... Shit elsewhere is breaking. But the engines keep going.
My wife went like 10k over the lease...
We will be sadly keeping and paying off the CR-V for longer then I'd like
Thoughts fellas
2006 Toyota Highlander Hybrid Limited
2006 Toyota Highlander with 225,000 miles. Inside of car is in good shape- leather seats, stereo works, gps and navigation works. Has a moonroof, electric windows, and 3rd row seats that you can put...chicago.craigslist.org
wasn't
Outlaw considering/looking/thinking about one of these? maybe he'd know.do they share shit with priususeses? cuz those are plenty reliable with higher miles... easy enough to work on too.
Thoughts fellas
2006 Toyota Highlander Hybrid Limited
2006 Toyota Highlander with 225,000 miles. Inside of car is in good shape- leather seats, stereo works, gps and navigation works. Has a moonroof, electric windows, and 3rd row seats that you can put...chicago.craigslist.org
I vote yes but for under 2 grand. Tons of Camry hybrid taxi’s out there with double that mileage which I believe it shares the similar year Camry hybrids drivetrain. However anything at that price/mileage is a crap shoot, a similar domestic would probably be priced about $1500. However the battery pack might be an issue and I believe you need a scan tool (such as a dealer or higher end sayyyy snap on solus or something) to check it’s condition.
we have a few 4.8 express vans that are 7+ years old with over 250k on them that we rarely do anything to... oil change, occasional water pump here and there, basic bullshit but they keep on ticking.
couple v6 2011-2013 f150's with mid to upper 200's also that run nice.
right now im going to have an 08 ish express van with around 87k on it and a 13 with around 198 on it... one will be our backup for when dude's vehicles are being serviced whatever, and im leaning hard towards selling the 08ish one and keeping the higher mile one i know is solid.
my buddy who is far from mechanically/vehicle inclined WATCHED A SWEET YOUTUBE VIDEO and replaced cells of his prius's's's battery pack.
I watched that YouTube video
probably chrisfix. Actually looks pretty easy
he bought it for around $300 or something
replaced the cell for a couple hundred bucks cuz the junkyard didn't know what they were selling
drove it 100k to 300k
sold it for 1500 bucks.
#winning.
replaced the cell for a couple hundred bucks cuz the junkyard didn't know what they were selling
drove it 100k to 300k
sold it for 1500 bucks.
#winning.
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