mileage 90k too high?
02-28-2014, 11:41 PM
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Just spotted this thread, the yanks would laugh at 90k miles, although most of us buy the lowest mileage car we can afford.
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By the way your username "sambo" are you familiar with a 1970's sitcom Love your neighbour ?
Anyway welcome from me.
By the way your username "sambo" are you familiar with a 1970's sitcom Love your neighbour ?
03-01-2014, 04:31 AM
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Originally Posted by tozerman' timestamp='1393663267' post='23040587
Just spotted this thread, the yanks would laugh at 90k miles, although most of us buy the lowest mileage car we can afford.
Anyway welcome from me.
By the way your username "sambo" are you familiar with a 1970's sitcom Love your neighbour ?
Anyway welcome from me.
By the way your username "sambo" are you familiar with a 1970's sitcom Love your neighbour ?
Sorry cant say that I am!
03-01-2014, 07:59 AM
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My '02 was on 98k when I bought it.
Think someone on here may have mentioned they would rather have a 100k car that's been looked after than a 50k that's been abused and driven like a c*nt.
After hearing it put like that, I wasn't too bothered about the extra mileage. 
Think someone on here may have mentioned they would rather have a 100k car that's been looked after than a 50k that's been abused and driven like a c*nt.
After hearing it put like that, I wasn't too bothered about the extra mileage.
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