this question is gonna go out to the people who bought the car when it first came out.

are we gonna have any problems selling this car with all these KM or Miles??

i mean, i got my car in mid-2000 ..the car is a 2001 model, we are in 2001 and i have over 30 000 KM!!

doesnt this sound bad? if i wanna sell the car in 2 years, the purchaser is gonna be thinking i got it in 2001, and that i drove it A LOT..in a way,

anyone thought about this?

 

is this a lease car, making payments, or do you have the pinky? anyhow, i am leasing mine so i have to keep it under 15k per year so i only have 13,000 on it. i'm trading it in when the lease is due, hopefully for an nsx but we'll see. are these fun miles or work miles? mileage is definetly going to affect the resale price. if they're fun miles, i'd ease off a bit, but i know how hard that can be with that car.

superdds

 

hey deadly, don't fret brother, I am gonna hit 40,000 tomorrow or the next day!



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1996 Porsche 911 Twin Turbo: H&R Springs and sways, Bilstein shocks

 

cool guys..i bought my car last aug and now is has only 14300 km...

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I have 27,900 miles today, since March 31, 2000.

Yep, it will affect the resale value; not by the time of the year you bought it and what the potential driver thinks, though.

Selling the CL-S will be easy [to determine]. Open the Blue Book, scan across the columns, add for Navi, subtract for mileage. That's it.

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