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11-11-2002, 04:46 PM
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Dan is correct. If you found a 10 year old car with less than 40k miles on it, the engine would probably need to be rebuilt, whereas one with 200k miles on it would probably be fine. High mileage is usually a sign of freeway miles, which are like orgasms for engines. Low mileage is usually a sign of in-town, stop and go driving, which kills engines if they aren't religiously maintained.
Take care, ~Chris
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