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Is 97,700 miles too much for a 2004 Mazda RX-8 if it's in good condition?
- Thread starter Llama
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Sorry, but... how do you know it's in "good condition"? Does the seller say so? Does a dealer describe it as such?
Never take anything a seller or dealer says at face value. Always go have the vehicle checked over thoroughly by a licensed mechanic. It might cost you $100 (but you have that much since you're buying a used vehicle, right?), and will be worth every penny.
RX-8's are not Mazda's most reliable vehicle, so be very careful before you become sold on the good looks.
Never take anything a seller or dealer says at face value. Always go have the vehicle checked over thoroughly by a licensed mechanic. It might cost you $100 (but you have that much since you're buying a used vehicle, right?), and will be worth every penny.
RX-8's are not Mazda's most reliable vehicle, so be very careful before you become sold on the good looks.
intensity12
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sounds aobut irght
NO NO NO NOT0RiOUZ
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Don't do it your gonna end up with lots of problems thats alot of miles things are gonna start going and i also agree with ash depending on the services history and how the person drove it
intensity12
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sounds aobut irght
It's not that bad, but mazda's aren't as strong as a volvo, bmw, mercedes, acura, honda or toyota. The car isn't going to last as long as them. If you do buy it, when you get to around 135,000 miles on the car, i recommend getting a new car. You should get a 2009 mazda rx-8. They are very nice, and very cheap in price. Best of luck! vrybad.