is 165000km good for outlander

Asked by fems Sep 11, 2016 at 07:42 PM about the 2010 Mitsubishi Outlander XLS 4WD

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is 165000km good for outlander

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Good for what? Are you asking if it is unusual for an Outlander to last that long? No, any car built in 2010 should be able to go much further, with proper maintenance.

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My question is could such car be close to end of its life or can it still go further? Or better still, what is the maximum this brand can do?

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OK, that's just over 102,000 miles. It depends on the price and if the car has been properly maintained?

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86,825

NO, I don't think it is at the end of life ... what's the asking price and condition?? Do you like it or have you not even seen the car??

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86,825

Listen, most newer cars can go 200,000 miles if you are careful and maintain the vehicle....

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Here's an idea for you,. It's all negotiable, good luck, http://www.nadaguides.com/Cars/2010/Mitsubishi/Outlander-4- Cyl/Utility-4D-ES-AWD/Values

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