Is 150 000 miles alot for a used car?
Many modern cars with 100K-150K miles are in great condition and will easily go another 100K. However, if a car has not been maintained properly and has been driven hard or previously wrecked, it can be junk with only 30K miles on the odometer.
Is it worth buying a car with 160 000 miles?
The average ten-year-old car should have around 120,000 miles on the odometer, anything significantly more or less could indicate trouble brewing. For better, rental cars are typically well-maintained and are generally newer model years.
Can a truck still have problems after 100, 000 miles?
The good news is that modern cars and trucks can take it; they’re more robust and reliable than their predecessors, and are built for the added wear-and-tear. But they can still experience the problems earlier models did, especially once the odometer rolls over into that sixth digit.
How can I tell if my car has 158, 000 miles?
On a lot of cars and trucks, the odometer does not go to 100,000 miles. It goes to 99,999 and then starts over again. If a vehicle’s odometer says, 58,000 miles, how can I tell if it’s 158,000 or even 258,000 miles? TOM: You’d be hard pressed to find many vehicle in decent shape at 158,000 miles, Cary.
Can a car last more than 100, 000 miles?
An extremely low-mileage car like those in famous stories of people finding a classic car in a barn is likely to have more problems than a well-maintained vehicle with 100,000 miles. Though fewer than 1% of cars make it to the 200,000-mile mark, a few examples of vehicles make it much further, with little more than good maintenance practices.
What happens when odometer says 158, 000 miles?
On a lot of cars and trucks, the odometer does not go to 100,000 miles. It goes to 99,999 and then starts over again. If a vehicle’s odometer says, 58,000 miles, how can I tell if it’s 158,000 or even 258,000 miles?
On a lot of cars and trucks, the odometer does not go to 100,000 miles. It goes to 99,999 and then starts over again. If a vehicle’s odometer says, 58,000 miles, how can I tell if it’s 158,000 or even 258,000 miles? TOM: You’d be hard pressed to find many vehicle in decent shape at 158,000 miles, Cary.
What happens after 125, 000 miles on a car?
If you look at any factory-recommended service intervals, after 100,000 miles they cease to exist. 125,000 miles is almost five times around the planet. With all of the warranties expired, it is up to the owner and their repair shop to keep it rolling. Here are 13 items you should service.
On a lot of cars and trucks, the odometer does not go to 100,000 miles. It goes to 99,999 and then starts over again. If a vehicle’s odometer says, 58,000 miles, how can I tell if it’s 158,000 or even 258,000 miles?
How can I tell if a car has 58K on it?
If odometers reset at 99,999 miles, how can I tell if a car has 58k on it, or 158k? Dear Tom and Ray: I have been looking to buy a used truck. The problem I’ve been running into is with the odometer. On a lot of cars and trucks, the odometer does not go to 100,000 miles. It goes to 99,999 and then starts over again.