ridgers84

I'm still on the search for a Bug eye WRX wagon. Would you consider one with 150k on the clock or does that just sound plain crazy?! Apparently it has a FSH although I haven't seen it yet

Your thoughts.......

pflowers

It really does depend on how its been looked after. IMO a well maintained 150k car is better than a thrashed 60k car.

I have a WRX with 129k and a forester xt with 137k both drive good as new and have had nothing but service items since new.

So no personally I wouldn't be put off at all providing the history looks good and the price is right.

I paid £2300 for my blobeye because of the mileage (124k when I bought it ) but it is better condition than the majority of cars I saw with half the mileage.

Good luck

the shreksta

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buy a car on how it drives and condition/service history

around 11 years ago when i was looking for a cavalier gsi2000 i looked at 3 and the 1 with 200k on the clock was the best so i brought it and ran it for 3 trouble free years

Myles

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A friend of mine has a classic wrx wagon with over a quarter of a million miles through it. Apart from the obvious it is in great nick and never misses a beat. It had a remap at about 200k!

stonejedi

iTrader: (51)

Who's your friend captain Kirk?.

poolio74

She canna take much more captain!

Matt2732

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I don't mind high mileage cars if they're well looked after but I reckon I'd think twice about a 150k car. If its what you after and its cheap as chips go for it.

Myles

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Its safe to say the car has 'lived long and prospered'. All it takes is ensuring servicing is done on time and generally look after the car.

stonejedi

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Very good sirseems to be a lot of star trek fans here,but I do agree with you that regular servicing is the key

poolio74

Klingons on the starboard bow starboard bow starboard bow!