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I want to buy one with 300,000 on it.

 
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Well honestly there is no knowing until it dies...I would advise you however to not buy a car with more than 100,000 miles on it because that is the point where anything could really go wrong. If you do want to buy it, I wouldn't pay much for it unless it recently had a major overhaul.

 
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Good for a lifetime if you keep up with maintenance.

 
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if the car has been well taken care of for it's entire life, then you can safely buy the car and not worry about it. Unfortunately 90% of the world are too retarded to know how to. I would have the car thouroughly checked out by a mechanic that you would trust wih your life and if they say it's ok then go for it.

 
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300,000 may still be a good engine and tranny if it was properly maintained. I worked for Honda in the mid 90's and seen alot of cars then with that number. If the cars in good shape and you like it buy it. I've gotten three used engines from uneedapart.com for less than $500 and installed them in cars with great bodys.......

 
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maybe 2 or 3 not much even if it was brand new hondas are the worst make ever and are stealing jobs from north america!