High millage, 135,012, on a 2007 Ford Sport Trac. Is this bad? Asking price from dealer is $13,995.

Asked by herekitty Aug 23, 2016 at 02:11 PM about the 2007 Ford Explorer Sport Trac XLT 4WD

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Bob answered 8 years ago

Depends on condition and how it was maintained. Could be a poor deal or a good deal.

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herekitty answered 8 years ago

Thanks to all. Vehicle looks and drive very nice. No problems that you can see/tell. I'm just wondering if the mileage even matters.

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herekitty answered 8 years ago

Auto Analysis would be a good idea. I will check into that. Also, thought about asking dealer if they would trade Ford Trac for my current 2010 Escape with 54,000 miles. It is not a 4x4. Has leather, camera and alarms and lots more extra fun stuff that I don't even use! Don't know if a good idea but may just ask dealer.

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