2006 toyota avalon xls, 130+k miles, well maintenant. -$10000, think it can be reduce to 9600
2006 Acura, TL, 12+k miles, has steering noise, but the owner told me he will have it fixed. -$9300
2004 Acura TL, 9.1k miles, haven't checked, $10900 - i did not talk to the owner yet.

I am just really worried about the mileage. any suggestion?

 

2006 toyota avalon xls, 130+k miles, well maintenant. -$10000, think it can be reduce to 9600 Very high mileage and its kind of expensive . Not worth the price.
2006 Acura, TL, 12+k miles, has steering noise, but the owner told me he will have it fixed. -$9300 12,000 miles? Steering noise might just be the power steering fluid but the mileage does seem too low for an 06'
2004 Acura TL, 9.1k miles, haven't checked, $10900 - i did not talk to the owner yet. Seems to be too old , Might run into a lot of problems

 

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Originally Posted by Demonface.24

2004 Acura TL, 9.1k miles, haven't checked, $10900 - i did not talk to the owner yet. Seems to be too old , Might run into a lot of problems

 

06 tl

 

keep looking.

 

All are good contenders.

My wife has a 02 camry (similar to the Avalon) with 208k miles and still running good. Doesn't burn oil, everything works, and is a quiet ride.

06 TL - Check maintenance records, check fluids, could still be a great carand last for a while. Many member have well over 120k miles.

04 TL - Same as above (06 TL). See if you can negotiate off that price some more.

Overall, drive all the cars, negotiate prices, and see which one gives you the best overall good feeling.

 

sorry, i mean 133k, 123K and 91K....i am a college student, i think i will sell the car after graduate, so i am concerned about the resale

 

You're buying a car with near 100k miles or more then 100k, don't expect your resale to be good regardless.