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My neighbour and mate from the gym drops in with his BA XR8 ute he just bought. He used to love my old supercharged xr8 and said for some time he was going to buy one.
It's a 4 Spd auto with 162000km, looks ok condition wise and said he paid $8000. I just can't get past the 162000km, I know plenty people have falcons with these km and more but if you have done the km yourself that's a completely different story. I wouldn't buy one with 162000km already on it. Personally I wouldn't touch a car with more than 100,000km, happy to drive it to 200,000km and beyond as I'd maintain the car properly but I'd never trust a used car with 162000km not knowing how it's been treated. |
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Can you buy a car with 162000km?
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