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Chat & Social => The Bar - General Chat => Topic started by: simon15 on November 15, 2006, 09:21:29
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Just had a nose through autotrader and there is a disco 200 tdi with mods for £1000 it has tax and mot but has done 252K
Is this a bit too high mileage?
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3rd one down the list ( white one) :) :)
http://atsearch.autotrader.co.uk/www/cars_search.asp?searchform=&modelexact=1&lid=search_used_cars_full&photo=1&state=none&sort=&make=LAND+ROVER&min_pr=1000&source=0&model=DISCOVERY&max_pr=2000&agerange=&mileage=&miles=200&postcode=bs15+9rj&ukcarsearch_full.x=23&ukcarsearch_full.y=10
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Yes considering what you can get for the same money.
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If it's white with that kind of mileage there is a good chance it is maybe ex police and will have been well maintained - maybe worth asking seller
Must agree with the farmer mind - plenty around for that sort of money that don't have huge mileage
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the price of disco really are dropping alot, i reckon due to this anti 4x4 drive from the government the price of all 4 x 4's will drop loads more as less people want to own them
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And it's the wrong time of year to sell, right time to buy though.
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haggle down a bit and break the disco for parts. keep the off roading stuff and put on another disco. may even make a profit.
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The disco may have had an engine rebuild at some point. My rover 620i has got 216k on the clock but engine was rebuilt at 180k do it is a relatively new engine. It may run really nice and if you have a full service history then why not check it out.
I have every single bill and work done from all owners of my rover (AA, my dad, me :D )
Just because a car has high mileage doesnt mean it is a no go-er in my books. Just means you could be the 1 laughing when in 5 years time it is still going and you got a bargain!!!
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at 250k its just being broken in! These engines if well maintained will go on forever! obviously its been well maintained to get it this far down its life. i would say have a look at it, look over the engine and see how it looks.
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haggle down a bit and break the disco for parts. keep the off roading stuff and put on another disco. may even make a profit.
NO too many people are trying to do this you will be very lucky to get £600 back on that (that excludes cost of disco and your time)
Darren