Is $9,995 to much for a 2009 Toyota Corolla with 130,000 miles on it?
Ive Been told that if its over 60,000 miles on a used car dont buy it, but I know that toyotas last forever with good maintenance or:Ive Been told tha
Ive Been told that if it's over 60,000 miles on a used car don't buy it, but I know that toyotas last forever with good maintenance
or:Ive Been told that if it's over 60,000 miles on a used car don't buy it, but I know that toyotas last forever with good maintenance
or:If its a toyota corolla and its suppose to last for a while with good maitance it might last i would chew the person who has it down on the price because of the mileage it has on it..Plus that you'll be able to see how it really performs once you take it for a little ride plus ask them if it has been gone through mechanic wise that's not to much to ask
or:You don't maintain a used car. If you buy more than fluids and tires, it will cost you $1500 to $2000 or more per year to keep it on the road. So you buy a car that seems to be in good condition and the first time you have to fix something you sell it and buy one that doesn't need to be fixed yet. I would not pay more than $2,000 for a car with that much mileage, and I would get a mechanic to check it before buying it. A mechanic typically charges about $50 for that and it is money well spent.
