Yesterday, I was helping a friend shop for a used car. He insists he only want a used car with low miles ( 1. more options
2. newer car generally have newer(better?) technology and safer
3. highway miles doesn't wear the engine/transmission as much as city miles
4. better rubber seals and gasket conditions.
Of course, I realize preventative maintenance and build quality are key factors to a car's longevity. At the end of the day, an older car with less miles can last as long as a new car with more miles. What do you guys think?
-Jim
2. newer car generally have newer(better?) technology and safer
3. highway miles doesn't wear the engine/transmission as much as city miles
4. better rubber seals and gasket conditions.
Of course, I realize preventative maintenance and build quality are key factors to a car's longevity. At the end of the day, an older car with less miles can last as long as a new car with more miles. What do you guys think?
-Jim