I'm sure, you'll be entertained enough by the idea of being your own boss!
That's very helpful. I am no longer skeptical. I am now surprised and amazed. The Civic looks remarkable for the mileage.
Constant duty will do that, it hasn't sat around.
easy conditions for the car, no question
There is one issue that I have with this report, how can anybody do 10k miles in 3days?
well dude just do it, I mean a medical courier drives something equivalent to say a South Dakota to Dallas run...what's the biggie
It's too far away or I would buy it providing it passed my inspection. I previously owned a medical courier car owned by Avera Health in Sioux Falls SD it had 205,000 miles on it and I bought it on auction sight unseen. It was a very clean and well cared for car and I drove it a couple years and made $1000 on the vehicle. It was a 2003 white Toyota Corolla LE with an automatic transmission. It was a very reduced price and only about 3 years old and I would buy this type of vehicle again in a heartbeat. A basic Honda Civic LX sedan sells for over $25,000 and all the dealers want a large "MARKET ADJUSTMENT" over MSRP. I have 4 vehicles to drive and my wife works from home therefore it's difficult for me to wear them out thus a high mileage loaded Civic would work great for my everyday bombing around aimlessly in retirement.well dude just do it, I mean a medical courier drives something equivalent to say a South Dakota to Dallas run...what's the biggie
It's made it 250k miles so far
It's also very possible it's had the fluid changed as CarFax doesn't always show every service that gets done. It's like they have a 5 or 6-line max output.That i didn't know. But that seems like a silly limitation to impose.It's made it 250k miles so far
It all depends on how their software picks up services on the work order. Someone should add this VIN to their Honda Owners account and extract the full service history.
My gf just looked it up, and they have one on the website now.
I had a coworker once that swore by the old "it's a Honda it will go 350K without problems" saying.Some confused buyer will be excited about getting a one year old vehicle not realizing what 150k, really 200k well really 250k actually means
Road trip?
Uhh...do you have any idea how much limos idle?
My driving is mostly confined to the SF Bay Area. eg I spend ~$2400/year on bridge tolls. ~60-90k miles/year.
There is a guy on the internet that worked as a courier and drove his car over a million miles and it was a Civic. Then there is another guy name million mile Joe that had a Honda Accord that lasted 1 million miles and Honda gave him a brand new one. That is why I believe the Civic Touring with leather seats is worth the $17,999 or somewhere close to that figure. How bad can a car look when it's fairly new.
