Hypothetically speaking, say I wanted to trade-in my 2002 TL and lets say it has 49,990mi on it with the warranty still intact. Would there be a substantial difference say if there was 50,000mi with no warranty?

Kelly Blue Book says:
Mileage: 49,999 = $17,125
Mileage: 50,000 = $16,650

Difference of $475 <---------That is an expensive mile

Anyone know what type how the dealerships handle this?

 

does KBB take into account warranties?

 

Interesting.

See the difference from 99,999 and 100,000

Warranty might not be a factor... just saying a car has 100k miles could hurt sales.

 

i doubt warranty would be a factor, seeing how it isn't of value to the dealer or whoever they sell it to next.

 

thats an expensive mile

 

I wonder if every mile turning the next decade mark is expensive. Looking at a marketing point of view, it looks like you only 49k miles, but it's really 50k.

 

I think you are right about that.