[miverson332]

Sometimes Milage isn't always what you look for. A car that has usually been through allot may be in your best interest to look for something with quite a bit of milage on it. That way you know the motor has been overhauled. Look and see how many owners have had the car, and what they have done with it. People will sale a car with high milage, but may have a brand new motor with 10,000 miles. Everything else in the vehicle would have the same ware and tare as a vehicle of that age. Overlook the milage, and spend more time figureing out the cars past. Good Luck.