I wouldn't buy it. That vehicle has been on the road 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to rack up that kind of mileage in one year! Sounds like a delivery vehicle, taxi, Uber, etc. I think you can do better with your $19,000. Hope that helps! Jim
No. It’s high mileage and things start happening with hybrids that get very expensive to fix cause your stuck with a dealer for most problems. I would steer clear of hybrids or electrics for a while.
Is it worth it to get a 2020 Corolla Hybrid for $19000 with 90K miles, no accidents. Not yet serviced for 90K service.
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