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I agree with that....but when sellers don't get what they want, or they don't meet reserve, they start crying on forums many times. There is no reasoning to anything that happens on BAT. Getting my 31K mile car 3 or 4 years ago for $22K was on the "high" side of things, and now somebody paid $38K with fees for a 99? Good for them, I'll take either two of them, or one and another $18K in my pocket.
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It's the recommended IMS Solution oil change interval, 6 months or 5K miles.
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Yea, this is quite interesting. I buy mostly used cars to avoid the new car price. My goal is usually low miles and at least half the original new price (or better). I would think trying to find a low miles car would be the goal with Porsches too, but after reading many threads on the subject, it appears that it's better to find one that was driven more miles and maintained regularly?
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Yea, this is quite interesting. I buy mostly used cars to avoid the new car price. My goal is usually low miles and at least half the original new price (or better). I would think trying to find a low miles car would be the goal with Porsches too, but after reading many threads on the subject, it appears that it's better to find one that was driven more miles and maintained regularly?
My car had some minor issues that I knew about when I bought it, but there was documentation showing the oil had been changed regularly.
I have purchased dozens of used cars over the years and this is a good rule to follow for any used car.
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Yea, this is quite interesting. I buy mostly used cars to avoid the new car price. My goal is usually low miles and at least half the original new price (or better). I would think trying to find a low miles car would be the goal with Porsches too, but after reading many threads on the subject, it appears that it's better to find one that was driven more miles and maintained regularly?