RS 2.7

this is a pretty stupid question...

but on early 944s, or even the 924 dash, how can you tell if the car has more than 100,000 miles?

it doesnt show the 1, so what is a good way to tell?

thanks

Jason_86_951

I don't think there is any other way of telling besides the condition of the car. <img src="confused.gif" border="0">

User 462021

If it had over 100k it should show show something on a carfax report.

Luke

how do the carfax reports know anything about the car if the owner does his own maintanance?

twat

check slow wear items like the rubber pedal covers and door striker pins. Door hinges should still be close to perfect after 40k and would likely show play after 140k.

Jason_86_951

Ya, door hinges would be a good indicator, my 84' had 64k when I got it, judging from the condition and the way the doors closed (sounds like a new tank)I knew it wasn't 164k

User 462021

[quote]Originally posted by Luke:
<strong>how do the carfax reports know anything about the car if the owner does his own maintanance?</strong><hr></blockquote>

Carfax has nothing to do with maintenance. Carfax has all the information from all the different registrations and inspections/emissions ect.

So, if you really how 100k more miles, you will see some kind of inconsistancy with the miles.

brh986

look at pedal wear