jarkbauer:
Mileage....

jarkbauer:
Mileage....

dare01:


I think a clean title with a mileage of 200k is a good buy as against a salvage title with a 150k. My verdict

dannybrasky:

May your days be long

Ekakamba:
How much last?
Is Yaris Hatchback 2008/2010 available?

dare01:


I think a clean title with a mileage of 200k is a good buy as against a salvage title with a 150k. My verdict

dannybrasky:

May your days be long

AngryIgboMan:




I think this is a very wrong terrible assertion. My reason is this.

When cars have even minor accidents that didnt affect the engine or chassis as the case maybe.... but damaged the doors badly which can be easily changed at Ladipo, a user may decide to ship it off to his insurance who will buy it off and resale as a salvage at auctions. Mind you that said accidented car may be under 3 months of usage and mileage may be under 50,000.

Can you compare this with a "clean title" that has been ridden for over 5 years with a mileage of above 300,000 and the owner decided to sale it off as clean title after 5 years of consistent but "clean" use?

Are you aware that the accidented car above is 100 times better than the so called clean title? Infact, I tell you on good authority right now that most cars with good engines has better chances of being found at salvage lots than clean title lots! Keyword is sound engine. And by salvage, am not talking about totaled cars or flooded cars.

AngryIgboMan:




I think this is a very wrong terrible assertion. My reason is this.

When cars have even minor accidents that didnt affect the engine or chassis as the case maybe.... but damaged the doors badly which can be easily changed at Ladipo, a user may decide to ship it off to his insurance who will buy it off and resale as a salvage at auctions. Mind you that said accidented car may be under 3 months of usage and mileage may be under 50,000.

Can you compare this with a "clean title" that has been ridden for over 5 years with a mileage of above 300,000 and the owner decided to sale it off as clean title after 5 years of consistent but "clean" use?

Are you aware that the accidented car above is 100 times better than the so called clean title? Infact, I tell you on good authority right now that most cars with good engines has better chances of being found at salvage lots than clean title lots! Keyword is sound engine. And by salvage, am not talking about totaled cars or flooded cars.