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Originally Posted by rick3000
I agree with vipola, but the newest car may not be the best. You can get an older car with low miles, or a newer car with higher miles. I would personally pick older lower miles. But if your only going to keep the car a few years, and just use it on the weekend then higher mileage might be okay for you.
I would avoid a '97, but I wouldn't go higher than maybe 35-40k miles. You need to find the middle ground that works for you.  |
by the way.. I said newest, not the most recent
more you add miles, more you use it, less it's new
so find the newest mint, best shape possible.. including year, milles, mecanic and estetic aspect.. newest possible!
To complete the story, of maxferran, I had mine for a year now.. and I only had to change tires.. dindn't had any problem yet, I been lucky, but it will come