1999 honda integra type r....gone 171 000ks
is the mileage too high??
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1999 honda integra type r....gone 171 000ks
is the mileage too high??
normal to me
pretty much 10 years old
which means ave. 17xxx per year
which is below ave.
all comes down to how picky you are
you jsut need to remember
it is a 99' after all
not a 2005
nah man, if theres log books n the car is in good nick then go have a look. get a mechanic to do a compression leakage test before u buy, that''ll show you how good the engine is. dont buy it if its at anything above 25%. hopefully if the car is looked after it won't be above 10 or 15%
However when you think about, say you have it for 2 to 5 years, you'll easily clock 200 maybe even 230. You won't be able to sell it for much, who wants a car with that high kms you know what i mean. depends if your in it for the long run man, if u love it n its gonna serve you heaps of kms of fun, then buy it!
How much is he asking if u don't mind me asking?
If your willing to do a engine rebuild in future, why not? :)
hes asking for $10,500 but im just thinking if i really want this car i should buy one with less mileage n dat i shudnt buy it juss coz its cheap
daily driver mileage.
$10,500?? So cheap? Dodgey
A reasonable price for high km car as there is not much resale!Quote:
Originally Posted by vincikwan
yeh but even the market value is still at $15000-16000. thats way to cheap. get it checked out by an onsite vehicle inspector.
with even those km's its very cheap (is it real?) do a revs check and get your own mechanic (beg or borrow your mates mechanic if you dont have a mate who's a mechanic, dont (imo) use nrma they dont seem to check everything) and get them to crawl all over the car so you know what you will be up for (bushes clutch etc) if it works out worthwhile buy it
yeah that's real cheap even on those milage.
I'd but it for that price
I'll buy it now if i find out who is selling it....better dont let me find it b4 you buy it...LOL