1999 Acura RL3.5 with Nav has 129k If this car's been well maintained how

reggie

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much life and miles are left? Looking for a good reliable full size Import without spending an arm and leg.
I'm also shopping 2000-2002 Infinity I30's with 80-110K.
How do they compare longevity and maintenance wise?
 
Cars don't have expiration dates.

Say it, then repeat it.

If you maintain it properly, drive it properly, etc, it can reach well over 500,000 miles.

Some cars have even hit the 1 million mile mark.

It's just a machine. It doesn't maintain itself, repair itself, or do anything else on it's own, except alert the owner to when it needs those things.

So, reliability is on you. Longevity, is on you. Maintenance, depends on how you drive it.

It's like asking how many years a person has left, if you think about it. Might die tomorrow, for no reason. Might live to 104. Depends on lifestyle, diet, conditions, etc. There's no specific "expiration date".
 
Cars don't have expiration dates.

Say it, then repeat it.

If you maintain it properly, drive it properly, etc, it can reach well over 500,000 miles.

Some cars have even hit the 1 million mile mark.

It's just a machine. It doesn't maintain itself, repair itself, or do anything else on it's own, except alert the owner to when it needs those things.

So, reliability is on you. Longevity, is on you. Maintenance, depends on how you drive it.

It's like asking how many years a person has left, if you think about it. Might die tomorrow, for no reason. Might live to 104. Depends on lifestyle, diet, conditions, etc. There's no specific "expiration date".
 
Cars don't have expiration dates.

Say it, then repeat it.

If you maintain it properly, drive it properly, etc, it can reach well over 500,000 miles.

Some cars have even hit the 1 million mile mark.

It's just a machine. It doesn't maintain itself, repair itself, or do anything else on it's own, except alert the owner to when it needs those things.

So, reliability is on you. Longevity, is on you. Maintenance, depends on how you drive it.

It's like asking how many years a person has left, if you think about it. Might die tomorrow, for no reason. Might live to 104. Depends on lifestyle, diet, conditions, etc. There's no specific "expiration date".
 
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