Cracking Price.

[WhackyWill]

This is a very cheap Zed, bit up on millage. Looks like a bargain. :thumbs:

 

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2004-Private-Plate-NISSAN-350Z-3-5-V6-BLUE-Manual-Leather-MOT-TAX-119-000-mls-/271328256621?pt=Automobiles_UK&hash=item3f2c6ca26d

[Lexx]

Provided it proves to have no series niggles, that's a good bargain for someone.

 

I have never understood the stigma of high mileage cars. My Honda Accord shed had 120k on the clock and ran faultlessly. My parents had a Ford Mondeo taxi that clocked up 390k miles before being written off by a flood!

[370Ad]

It's the 100k barrier where the car falls apart!

 

Very cheap but I imagine it would be a mission to sell on.

Edited November 23, 2013 by 350Ad

[Tomhappyapril]

It's the 100k barrier where the car falls apart!

 

Very cheap but I imagine it would be a mission to sell on.

So true

Could be a cheap laugh or 2nd car for someone but wouldn't want to sell it on 2/3 years down the line with a extra 20/30k miles

[GMballistic]

Definitely could be a bargain for someone. I'd carefully want to check out the service history and inspect the car thoroughly but the mileage wouldn't put me off necessarily if I was looking. My old Honda Civic Type R had 118k on the clock when I p/x that and it had given me 3 years of faultless reliability.

[WhackyWill]

Definitely could be a bargain for someone. I'd carefully want to check out the service history and inspect the car thoroughly but the mileage wouldn't put me off necessarily if I was looking. My old Honda Civic Type R had 118k on the clock when I p/x that and it had given me 3 years of faultless reliability.

 

I agree mileage should not be a problem if serviced properly .

[buster]

we bought Spurs Mad Daves old zed for Netti(mrs buster) and was not put of by the milage 100k + still a looker and drives faultlessly...