Still looking :(
11-02-2002, 02:01 PM
#16
Lifetime Rennlist Member
Guys,
This whole mileage thing rather amazes me. Many of these 'higher' mileage cars have had great attention and maintenance. It is even funny to call a 1998 car with 60k high mileage. If it was bought early, it is 5 years old - that is 12k miles per year! A '95 is 8 years old. People who track their cars on a regular basis also tend to provide the most care.
Whether a 993 has 30k or 60k miles doesn't matter. Now if you were trying to buy a collector car, I can see where you would want less than 5k, otherwise, I just don't get it.
If you want a really new low mileage car, I know where you can get many. They are ususally only one year old and one owner (of course that owner was Hertz).
This whole mileage thing rather amazes me. Many of these 'higher' mileage cars have had great attention and maintenance. It is even funny to call a 1998 car with 60k high mileage. If it was bought early, it is 5 years old - that is 12k miles per year! A '95 is 8 years old. People who track their cars on a regular basis also tend to provide the most care.
Whether a 993 has 30k or 60k miles doesn't matter. Now if you were trying to buy a collector car, I can see where you would want less than 5k, otherwise, I just don't get it.
If you want a really new low mileage car, I know where you can get many. They are ususally only one year old and one owner (of course that owner was Hertz).
11-02-2002, 04:36 PM
#17
How can I have a look at the PCA mart w/ out having a membership? 
