Good Mileage for a Used Car

1. Classification by Mileage

- ** Less than 30,000 miles **:

- Considered new or nearly new.

- Often in excellent condition and with a factory warranty.

- ** 30,000-60,000 miles **:

- Still in good condition.

- Usually needs regular maintenance, such as oil and filter changes.

- ** 60,000-100,000 miles **:

- Some parts may start to wear out.

- It is important to check the suspension, brakes, and engine.

- ** 100,000 miles or more **:

- Considered a relatively old car.

- A thorough inspection should be done to ensure there are no major problems.

- Well-cared-for cars can last a long time.

 2. Influencing Factors

- ** Vehicle Type **: Some cars, such as sports or luxury cars, may require more maintenance when they reach 60,000 miles.

- ** Service History **: Cars with a good maintenance history may be more reliable, even if they have exceeded 100,000 miles.

- ** Driving **: City driving (stop and go) causes faster wear and tear than highway driving.

 3. Buying Tips

- ** Vehicle Inspection **: Make sure to have a comprehensive inspection done before purchasing.

- ** Service History **: Ask to see service records to ensure that the vehicle has received proper care.

- ** Test Drive **: Take a test drive to evaluate the vehicle’s performance.