OMG HIGH MILEAGE?

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Stop being so wet with your 'omg, 100k? high mileage' questions on 6+ year old cars.

THIS is a high mileage car!

http://search.autotrader.co.uk/es-u...NZ&model=S+CLASS&min_pr=&max_pr=&max_mileage=

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Looks like a right shed... ;)

Can't help thinking he's a tad optimistic with his price :eek:
 
60,000 miles a year LOL!

Actually, id go take a shot of my dads Pug 406 if I could be bothered. Think hes just hit 300,000 miles on an 03 plate.
 
[TW]Fox;12749026 said:
In 3 years it's damn good going, it's more the average miles per year thing I'm getting at. It's a 2005 car! :D

186k on a 94 306 isn't impressive. 186k on an 05 car however.. :D

But if your going to do 60,000 miles a year, wouldnt you want to do it in a squishy comfy automatic diesel merc?

EDIT: it over 170 miles a day! EVERY DAY!
 
[TW]Fox;12749026 said:
186k on a 94 306 isn't impressive. 186k on an 05 car however.. :D

I know, but I racked up more on it. :p Although it was an old car when I go it, so the age of the Merc and the mileage, is quite impressive. :)
 
Thats a lot of miles per day! (I've never worked it out before :p)

and yes.. the price is a tad optimistic :D

EDIT - Infact.. how much was it costing the owner in depreciation.. each mile?
 
[TW]Fox;12749063 said:
I reckon it's been an executive Airport taxi. Up and down the Motorway every day to Airports.

I don't know, lots of the private hire taxis in Guildford are Mercs and the like. Either way, it's a comfy way to do that many miles.
 
"Many new parts inc Air Condiontioning compressor,Command Module,Intercooler,etc"

Can't decide whether that fills me with confidence or scares me!?
 
Not many regular taxi drivers can afford/would chose a brand new S Class at £60-70k - tends to be the executive/chauffer stuff.
 
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