Question about miles
05-30-2005, 08:02 PM
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Re: Question about miles
yup because you're getting the newer style. more than likely she has mostly
highway miles to.
-jeff
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> This lady has a 2001 Honda Civic WIth 95000 Miles on it, i know thats too
> many, but is it better than buying a 1998 with 95,000?
>
>
highway miles to.
-jeff
"Jarrett Hurd" <stare@thesun.com> wrote in message
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> This lady has a 2001 Honda Civic WIth 95000 Miles on it, i know thats too
> many, but is it better than buying a 1998 with 95,000?
>
>
05-30-2005, 08:02 PM
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Re: Question about miles
yup because you're getting the newer style. more than likely she has mostly
highway miles to.
-jeff
"Jarrett Hurd" <stare@thesun.com> wrote in message
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> This lady has a 2001 Honda Civic WIth 95000 Miles on it, i know thats too
> many, but is it better than buying a 1998 with 95,000?
>
>
highway miles to.
-jeff
"Jarrett Hurd" <stare@thesun.com> wrote in message
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> This lady has a 2001 Honda Civic WIth 95000 Miles on it, i know thats too
> many, but is it better than buying a 1998 with 95,000?
>
>
05-30-2005, 08:04 PM
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Re: Question about miles
Jarrett Hurd wrote:
> This lady has a 2001 Honda Civic WIth 95000 Miles on it, i know thats too
> many, but is it better than buying a 1998 with 95,000?
>
no. the 98 civic has wishbone suspension up front & handles much better
than the 01 with macpherson front suspension. that kind of mileage in a
civic is not a problem if you don't mind routine expense like brakes &
preventive stuff like timing belt. if you factor those costs into your
purchase price, you should be set.
> This lady has a 2001 Honda Civic WIth 95000 Miles on it, i know thats too
> many, but is it better than buying a 1998 with 95,000?
>
no. the 98 civic has wishbone suspension up front & handles much better
than the 01 with macpherson front suspension. that kind of mileage in a
civic is not a problem if you don't mind routine expense like brakes &
preventive stuff like timing belt. if you factor those costs into your
purchase price, you should be set.
05-30-2005, 08:04 PM
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Re: Question about miles
Jarrett Hurd wrote:
> This lady has a 2001 Honda Civic WIth 95000 Miles on it, i know thats too
> many, but is it better than buying a 1998 with 95,000?
>
no. the 98 civic has wishbone suspension up front & handles much better
than the 01 with macpherson front suspension. that kind of mileage in a
civic is not a problem if you don't mind routine expense like brakes &
preventive stuff like timing belt. if you factor those costs into your
purchase price, you should be set.
> This lady has a 2001 Honda Civic WIth 95000 Miles on it, i know thats too
> many, but is it better than buying a 1998 with 95,000?
>
no. the 98 civic has wishbone suspension up front & handles much better
than the 01 with macpherson front suspension. that kind of mileage in a
civic is not a problem if you don't mind routine expense like brakes &
preventive stuff like timing belt. if you factor those costs into your
purchase price, you should be set.
05-30-2005, 09:12 PM
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Re: Question about miles
just ask yourself which one is worth more and case closed.
-jeff
"Jarrett Hurd" <stare@thesun.com> wrote in message
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> This lady has a 2001 Honda Civic WIth 95000 Miles on it, i know thats too
> many, but is it better than buying a 1998 with 95,000?
>
>
-jeff
"Jarrett Hurd" <stare@thesun.com> wrote in message
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> This lady has a 2001 Honda Civic WIth 95000 Miles on it, i know thats too
> many, but is it better than buying a 1998 with 95,000?
>
>
05-30-2005, 09:12 PM
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Re: Question about miles
just ask yourself which one is worth more and case closed.
-jeff
"Jarrett Hurd" <stare@thesun.com> wrote in message
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> This lady has a 2001 Honda Civic WIth 95000 Miles on it, i know thats too
> many, but is it better than buying a 1998 with 95,000?
>
>
-jeff
"Jarrett Hurd" <stare@thesun.com> wrote in message
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> This lady has a 2001 Honda Civic WIth 95000 Miles on it, i know thats too
> many, but is it better than buying a 1998 with 95,000?
>
>
05-30-2005, 11:14 PM
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Re: Question about miles
"Jarrett Hurd" <stare@thesun.com> wrote in message
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> This lady has a 2001 Honda Civic WIth 95000 Miles on it, i know thats too
> many, but is it better than buying a 1998 with 95,000?
Too much for what? My '02 Accord has 126,000 miles on it. Bought it new in
June of '01.
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> This lady has a 2001 Honda Civic WIth 95000 Miles on it, i know thats too
> many, but is it better than buying a 1998 with 95,000?
Too much for what? My '02 Accord has 126,000 miles on it. Bought it new in
June of '01.
05-30-2005, 11:14 PM
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Re: Question about miles
"Jarrett Hurd" <stare@thesun.com> wrote in message
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> This lady has a 2001 Honda Civic WIth 95000 Miles on it, i know thats too
> many, but is it better than buying a 1998 with 95,000?
Too much for what? My '02 Accord has 126,000 miles on it. Bought it new in
June of '01.
news:3JNme.1401$rp.430@fed1read02...
> This lady has a 2001 Honda Civic WIth 95000 Miles on it, i know thats too
> many, but is it better than buying a 1998 with 95,000?
Too much for what? My '02 Accord has 126,000 miles on it. Bought it new in
June of '01.
05-31-2005, 11:15 AM
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In article <3JNme.1401$rp.430@fed1read02>, "Jarrett Hurd"
<stare@thesun.com> wrote:
> This lady has a 2001 Honda Civic WIth 95000 Miles on it, i know thats too
> many, but is it better than buying a 1998 with 95,000?
Run a carfax.com report on both cars. The facts in the carfax report
should help you make your decision. Eventually, you will sell the car. You
would get more money for the 2001 than the 1998. Also, consider the
interiors. If the interior is one car is much better than the
interior--that would help you make your decision--Also--look for signs of
rust damage on the exterior.
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<stare@thesun.com> wrote:
> This lady has a 2001 Honda Civic WIth 95000 Miles on it, i know thats too
> many, but is it better than buying a 1998 with 95,000?
Run a carfax.com report on both cars. The facts in the carfax report
should help you make your decision. Eventually, you will sell the car. You
would get more money for the 2001 than the 1998. Also, consider the
interiors. If the interior is one car is much better than the
interior--that would help you make your decision--Also--look for signs of
rust damage on the exterior.
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05-31-2005, 11:15 AM
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In article <3JNme.1401$rp.430@fed1read02>, "Jarrett Hurd"
<stare@thesun.com> wrote:
> This lady has a 2001 Honda Civic WIth 95000 Miles on it, i know thats too
> many, but is it better than buying a 1998 with 95,000?
Run a carfax.com report on both cars. The facts in the carfax report
should help you make your decision. Eventually, you will sell the car. You
would get more money for the 2001 than the 1998. Also, consider the
interiors. If the interior is one car is much better than the
interior--that would help you make your decision--Also--look for signs of
rust damage on the exterior.
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<stare@thesun.com> wrote:
> This lady has a 2001 Honda Civic WIth 95000 Miles on it, i know thats too
> many, but is it better than buying a 1998 with 95,000?
Run a carfax.com report on both cars. The facts in the carfax report
should help you make your decision. Eventually, you will sell the car. You
would get more money for the 2001 than the 1998. Also, consider the
interiors. If the interior is one car is much better than the
interior--that would help you make your decision--Also--look for signs of
rust damage on the exterior.
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06-01-2005, 08:35 PM
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Jarrett Hurd wrote:
> This lady has a 2001 Honda Civic WIth 95000 Miles on it, i know thats too
> many, but is it better than buying a 1998 with 95,000?
I'd say it depends entirely on how well each one has been maintained. A
1988 with 295,000 miles that'a had regular maintenance would be better
than a 2001 with 95,000 that's never had an oil change.
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> This lady has a 2001 Honda Civic WIth 95000 Miles on it, i know thats too
> many, but is it better than buying a 1998 with 95,000?
I'd say it depends entirely on how well each one has been maintained. A
1988 with 295,000 miles that'a had regular maintenance would be better
than a 2001 with 95,000 that's never had an oil change.
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Re: Question about miles
Jarrett Hurd wrote:
> This lady has a 2001 Honda Civic WIth 95000 Miles on it, i know thats too
> many, but is it better than buying a 1998 with 95,000?
I'd say it depends entirely on how well each one has been maintained. A
1988 with 295,000 miles that'a had regular maintenance would be better
than a 2001 with 95,000 that's never had an oil change.
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> This lady has a 2001 Honda Civic WIth 95000 Miles on it, i know thats too
> many, but is it better than buying a 1998 with 95,000?
I'd say it depends entirely on how well each one has been maintained. A
1988 with 295,000 miles that'a had regular maintenance would be better
than a 2001 with 95,000 that's never had an oil change.
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06-02-2005, 03:37 PM
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yeah thats really good reasoning! i hope shes done so, is there a way to
check if people do oil changes at the right time? Any signs?
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> Jarrett Hurd wrote:
>
> > This lady has a 2001 Honda Civic WIth 95000 Miles on it, i know thats
too
> > many, but is it better than buying a 1998 with 95,000?
>
> I'd say it depends entirely on how well each one has been maintained. A
> 1988 with 295,000 miles that'a had regular maintenance would be better
> than a 2001 with 95,000 that's never had an oil change.
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check if people do oil changes at the right time? Any signs?
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> > This lady has a 2001 Honda Civic WIth 95000 Miles on it, i know thats
too
> > many, but is it better than buying a 1998 with 95,000?
>
> I'd say it depends entirely on how well each one has been maintained. A
> 1988 with 295,000 miles that'a had regular maintenance would be better
> than a 2001 with 95,000 that's never had an oil change.
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06-02-2005, 03:37 PM
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yeah thats really good reasoning! i hope shes done so, is there a way to
check if people do oil changes at the right time? Any signs?
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> Jarrett Hurd wrote:
>
> > This lady has a 2001 Honda Civic WIth 95000 Miles on it, i know thats
too
> > many, but is it better than buying a 1998 with 95,000?
>
> I'd say it depends entirely on how well each one has been maintained. A
> 1988 with 295,000 miles that'a had regular maintenance would be better
> than a 2001 with 95,000 that's never had an oil change.
>
>
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check if people do oil changes at the right time? Any signs?
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vsne.1537127$8l.594240@pd7tw1no...> Jarrett Hurd wrote:
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> > This lady has a 2001 Honda Civic WIth 95000 Miles on it, i know thats
too
> > many, but is it better than buying a 1998 with 95,000?
>
> I'd say it depends entirely on how well each one has been maintained. A
> 1988 with 295,000 miles that'a had regular maintenance would be better
> than a 2001 with 95,000 that's never had an oil change.
>
>
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