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why such low mileage? 200 1993

posted by  RedneckinaVolvo on  Wed Jan 22 12:32 CST 2003
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I can understand getting low mileage is good but you will pay out the nose for it. I bet a 93 240 with 55k on it goes for around 6k or more. I bought my 93 wagon which usually goes for more than the sedans for $3,800 from the original owner and it has 128k on it. And it is a true Texas/Arkansas car. Sure it has more miles but 2,200 in savings from a 6k car would take care of ALOT of repairs if ever needed. Unless you are a collector and are going to keep the car stored in winter or just hardly drive it don't waste your money in my opinion.






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