Lowest Miles Seen On Someones Primary Driver
A friend of mine bought a 1996 (I think) Audi A4 off of ebay two years ago that had about 6,000 miles on it. Some old couple from Chicago had some sort of transportation to their cabin in Wisconsin (train or small plane or something) and bought it new to keep at their cabin for errands. Then the old guy died.
I think my friend paid well under $10k for this car that was basically showroom new. That was a nice deal.
I think my friend paid well under $10k for this car that was basically showroom new. That was a nice deal.
Originally Posted by vader1,Oct 17 2007, 10:01 AM
A friend of mine bought a 1996 (I think) Audi A4 off of ebay two years ago that had about 6,000 miles on it. Some old couple from Chicago had some sort of transportation to their cabin in Wisconsin (train or small plane or something) and bought it new to keep at their cabin for errands. Then the old guy died.
I think my friend paid well under $10k for this car that was basically showroom new. That was a nice deal.
I think my friend paid well under $10k for this car that was basically showroom new. That was a nice deal.
Originally Posted by Ubetit,Oct 16 2007, 01:39 PM
My great grandma had a 1964 Ford Falcon that usually only went to the grocery store and church which was 1.8 miles round trip every week. When my aunt borrowed the car in 1992 to drive it until she found another car it had about 6800 miles. Being poor and irresponsible she drove it into the ground and it ended up in the junk yard about 14 months later. The car was in my grandmother's will as being left to me and i'll never forgive my aunt for that one. I know it's not terriby collectible but i'd still have that car today.

I bought my '66 Mustang in 2001 with about 55K miles on it from the original owner. It was his second vehicle at the time, but I'm sure it was his daily driver at one point.
My '67 GT500 has 21,xxx on the title. I pulled it out of a field where it had been sitting a long time. It was missing 60% of the car including the gauge cluster so I don't know actual miles. Maybe it was a daily driver too. I'm not sure this counts.
My '67 GT500 has 21,xxx on the title. I pulled it out of a field where it had been sitting a long time. It was missing 60% of the car including the gauge cluster so I don't know actual miles. Maybe it was a daily driver too. I'm not sure this counts.
Originally Posted by yosephs2k,Oct 15 2007, 07:53 PM
a friend of mine bought a 1998 Subaru Wrx with 12,000Kilometres 7,456 miles 2 months ago.
he saw it parked outside a house and the owner was just starting it up. he asked to buy it and the guy was married and doesnt drive it much so he agreed. for $18,500 too.
dammit
he saw it parked outside a house and the owner was just starting it up. he asked to buy it and the guy was married and doesnt drive it much so he agreed. for $18,500 too.
dammit











