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100,000 Miles: When Mileage Stops Being the Question
The odometer is context, not a condition grade. Maintenance history, age, inspection findings, known repairs and asking price determine the real risk.
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The odometer is context, not a condition grade. Maintenance history, age, inspection findings, known repairs and asking price determine the real risk.
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Helpful follow-up answers the shopper's actual question and respects the contact method, timing and frequency they chose.
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Your oil-life display is a maintenance estimate, not a remaining-mileage guarantee. Check the exact manual, service records and separate engine warnings.
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A used vehicle with about 90,000 miles needs a real condition and repair-risk decision in addition to a workable out-the-door price.
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