theps3.master
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i would recommend you check you brakes
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Is 90,000 miles bad for a 2000 Ford Focus?
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twinkle_toes
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The average car has 13,000 miles per year. So 90,000 in 9 years is under average. sounds good to me. Make sure you check other things before you buy it like the oil. Simple but effective. =]
Actually an average car drives 15,000/year lol I work as a mechanic and in a car dealership.
But ya that car is in good condition miles-wise because it should be around 130,000-135,000 miles.
Just make sure the car is working like
all spark plugs are there,
no cracks in radiator, engine, or gas tank
Brakes functional
Oil up to date
Tires work and rotated or not burned down
And then of course the inside that it's not all trashed or messed up.
But ya that car is in good condition miles-wise because it should be around 130,000-135,000 miles.
Just make sure the car is working like
all spark plugs are there,
no cracks in radiator, engine, or gas tank
Brakes functional
Oil up to date
Tires work and rotated or not burned down
And then of course the inside that it's not all trashed or messed up.
twinkle_toes
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The average car has 13,000 miles per year. So 90,000 in 9 years is under average. sounds good to me. Make sure you check other things before you buy it like the oil. Simple but effective. =]
twinkle_toes
New member
The average car has 13,000 miles per year. So 90,000 in 9 years is under average. sounds good to me. Make sure you check other things before you buy it like the oil. Simple but effective. =]
twinkle_toes
New member
The average car has 13,000 miles per year. So 90,000 in 9 years is under average. sounds good to me. Make sure you check other things before you buy it like the oil. Simple but effective. =]