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Ugggh, I don’t wanna think about what I sold a 600mi never titled silver 04 a few years ago . Actually I can’t remember if it was 6xx or 6x miles . They both sounded equally absurd for mileage at the time.
I found a higher mile example that was in good condition and flipped the delivery mile car for peanuts. Who need 2 cgt’s?! I’ve put thousands of miles since then. So I kept the better option. But damn, I think I sold the bubble-wrap car for today’s price, minus the “1” in front (1,xxx,xxx). Congrats to the dude that brought it from me!
The '05 cars are typically in higher demand, despite the fact there are no real differences other than the cosmetic options that became available for '05.
There were a few small differences between the two model years when the cars were originally produced, but those have long-since been equalized via factory campaigns and updates applied when '04 cars visited dealers for service.
The '05 cars are also ironically more common by production numbers than '04.