Yay or Nay to a High Miler
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Yay or Nay to a High Miler
Alright lads is it safe to buy a scooby with 50k + Miles and no warranty?
I always get a bit nervous when im spending a large amount on a car with no warranty because if anything was to go wrong it would more then likely cost a fortune, whats the main things to go on a scooby of this sort of mileage?
I always get a bit nervous when im spending a large amount on a car with no warranty because if anything was to go wrong it would more then likely cost a fortune, whats the main things to go on a scooby of this sort of mileage?
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Be aware that the cambelt needs done at 50k (Newage/not sure for classic) and 60k is a major fluid service. Budget this in as both will total £600-£1K depending on where you take it.
There are a number of independent companies that offer warranties for different cars. Warranty Direct is one that ive heard of...
There are a number of independent companies that offer warranties for different cars. Warranty Direct is one that ive heard of...
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All depends on;
age of car,
number of owners,
type of owners,
the type of milage -motorway or cross-town
any mods,
frequency of service,
type of service,
quality of consumables such as oil, filter, plugs etc
age of car,
number of owners,
type of owners,
the type of milage -motorway or cross-town
any mods,
frequency of service,
type of service,
quality of consumables such as oil, filter, plugs etc
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