200,000 miles in 3 years is almost 200 miles a day. How is this possible?
Obviously it’s possible but how?
That’s almost 200 miles a day.
Harley said:
Obviously it’s possible but how?
That’s almost 200 miles a day.
Uber or Lyft could explain it.
Harley said:
Obviously it’s possible but how?
That’s almost 200 miles a day.
Uber or Lyft could explain it.
Or maybe a rental. My friend got a 2016 Kia Rio that was once an Enterprise rental, and it had about 100k miles on it after just one year.
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Rentals from companies that buy Hondas are odd. Honda doesn’t give fleet discounts, so rentals pay full price or more, which is financially unwise for the rental company.
Harley said:
Obviously it’s possible but how?
That’s almost 200 miles a day.
You can still find a 2022 model in 2021, though it’s still pretty impressive.
Harley said:
Obviously it’s possible but how?
That’s almost 200 miles a day.
I heard people doing medical deliveries sometimes rack up crazy miles like this too.
Harley said:
Obviously it’s possible but how?
That’s almost 200 miles a day.
Some people commute over 100 miles each way to work. It might be a rideshare or medical transport car, but who knows?
I once saw a one-year-old Civic with 250k miles. I’d be exhausted if I drove that much.
Reagan said:
I once saw a one-year-old Civic with 250k miles. I’d be exhausted if I drove that much.
I’d need a big comfy seat if I was driving that much, like a 70s Cadillac seat.
I’m a rideshare driver and put 200k miles on my car in 4 years. That’s 50k a year. I wouldn’t recommend it.
That price is outrageous. 200k miles for $15,000? Are they serious?
Nyx said:
That price is outrageous. 200k miles for $15,000? Are they serious?
It’s Carmax.
Nyx said:
That price is outrageous. 200k miles for $15,000? Are they serious?
I’ve heard these cars can last around 200k-230k miles. This one must be in rough shape though.
Definitely an Uber driver. That’s the only way this makes sense.
I thought my 1-year-old Honda Civic with 56k miles was a lot. Guess I was wrong.
Noor said:
I thought my 1-year-old Honda Civic with 56k miles was a lot. Guess I was wrong.
I just hit 40k miles on my 2019 Civic. It’ll probably die from age before the mileage becomes an issue.
It could be a medical carrier or a very regular DoorDash/Uber driver.
Only one owner. Wow.
Buying brand new parts for a car isn’t cheap, and if it’s at CarMax, they probably didn’t do much work on it. I personally avoid CarMax.